What should I bring to the interview?

[FutureAmerican 2]

Hi all,

I received an email from the USCIS Supervisor for my local office, informing me that my interview appointment is on October 20th at 1115 (I'd gotten it expedited because I'm leaving for military training on Nov 1st). I'm just going over a checklist of documents I'll be bringing...I previously received a letter from USCIS advising me that I needed to bring a copy of my DD-214 (military release from active duty, for my prior service in the US Coast Guard), and my current military ID (for the Army National Guard, which I enlisted into August 10th).

In addition to the above, I'm bringing the following:

- Permanent Resident Card

- British Passport

- Joint Bank Statements for our 2 Checking and 1 Savings Account

- Life Insurance Policy, showing that my wife is the primary beneficirary

- Joint car purchase and registration

- Joint Health Insurance

- Copies of return flight tickets to the UK, showing I was out of the US from Sept 27th-Oct 8th (a trip that was not listed in my application because I had not booked it yet).

- Joint Tax Returns for the last 4 years

- Wife's Birth Certificate

- Marriage Certificate

We don't have a lease because we are living rent-free in a house owned by my in-laws, and no utilities for the same reason - this wasn't a problem in any previous USCIS application for AOS etc.

If anyone can think of anything else I might need please let me know...best of luck to anyone else waiting for Interviews!

[ELW 5]

In addition to all the originals and copies of documents like marriage certificate, we brought a copy of the entire Citizenship application we gave. I would say at 95%+ of interviews they don't ask for any paperwork at all beyond the ID, but best to bring everything just in case! And of course you need the military proof of your deployment

They asked my husband for FOUR IDs: driving license, passport, green card and Social Security card.