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Pre-Interview Case File Review

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Hello all

I recived a yellow notice titled "Pre-interview Case File Review"form my spouses N-400 application There is a"recommendations" that the notice is telling me to bring to the interview.

"Bring all passports and travel documents (including expired and current) issued to you by any government".

I have just found out that inside my spouses old Pakistani passport there is written that it is illegal to mail Pakistani passport. Has anyone run into this before? What happens if I can't obtain my spouses old passports by mail?

 
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