Info needed for the AOS interview

[Rugby7 0]

Hello, we just got our interview scheduled for may 16th!! I was asked what the letter said, so here is what the letter states we need to bring with us!

1. The interview notice and government issued ID

2. Completed Medical exam(form I-693), unless already submitted.

3. Completed affidavit(form I-864) Unless already submitted.

Tax returns

letters from current employers

evidence of your sponsor's US citizenship

4. All documents establishing your eligibility for lawful permanent resident status.

5. Any immigration related documentation ever issued to you, including EAD and Advance Parole.

6. All travel documents used to enter the USA, including passport.

7. Your birth certificate.

8. Your petitioner's birth certificate

9. If you have children, bring a birth certificate for each one.

10. If your eligibility is based on a marriage: spouse must come.

certified copy of marriage document

Spouses birth certificate

if you have been married before, bring your divorce decrees

Birth certificate from all children

11. Supporting evidence of your relationship, bank statements, insurance(car, health, life), property documents(car, house), rental agreements, and bills.

12. Original and copy of EACH supporting document that you submitted with your application.

13. If you have been arrested, bring your police record.

14. Certified English translations of all foreign documents.

Since my husband JUST got here 3 months ago, and he just got his EAD about 2 weeks ago, we dont have much more to add to ALL the other info we had orginally sent in to get his butt in the USA! We are hoping they have our file with our piles and piles of info we have had to send in over this LONG 11 month process!

Good luck everyone!

[Romancita 3]

Hello, we just got our interview scheduled for may 16th!! I was asked what the letter said, so here is what the letter states we need to bring with us!

1. The interview notice and government issued ID

2. Completed Medical exam(form I-693), unless already submitted.

3. Completed affidavit(form I-864) Unless already submitted.

Tax returns

letters from current employers

evidence of your sponsor's US citizenship

4. All documents establishing your eligibility for lawful permanent resident status.

5. Any immigration related documentation ever issued to you, including EAD and Advance Parole.

6. All travel documents used to enter the USA, including passport.

7. Your birth certificate.

8. Your petitioner's birth certificate

9. If you have children, bring a birth certificate for each one.

10. If your eligibility is based on a marriage: spouse must come.

certified copy of marriage document

Spouses birth certificate

if you have been married before, bring your divorce decrees

Birth certificate from all children

11. Supporting evidence of your relationship, bank statements, insurance(car, health, life), property documents(car, house), rental agreements, and bills.

12. Original and copy of EACH supporting document that you submitted with your application.

13. If you have been arrested, bring your police record.

14. Certified English translations of all foreign documents.

Since my husband JUST got here 3 months ago, and he just got his EAD about 2 weeks ago, we dont have much more to add to ALL the other info we had orginally sent in to get his butt in the USA! We are hoping they have our file with our piles and piles of info we have had to send in over this LONG 11 month process!

Good luck everyone!

Hi!

We have the interview soon and got the same letter as yours. I am not taking any chances and I will bring all the papers we submitted for AOS. Also, I will bring all the originals for all the documents we sent copies (marriage certificate, birth certificates, passports, I-94, taxes, etc). I remember reading in one AOS form that you should keep at least a copy of the whole pile, as you call it, of documents. I kept 2.

[Ashley y Diego 3]

I think the things apart from what you sent in before that they'll be interested in (you should bring documentation and/or be prepared to answer questions about) is your life here: wedding and living situation. We had a very easy interview after they looked at pictures of our wedding, we described it, and showed our apartment lease and bank accounts type stuff.

Congratulations!

[CGOlivas 9]

Hello, we just got our interview scheduled for may 16th!! I was asked what the letter said, so here is what the letter states we need to bring with us!

1. The interview notice and government issued ID

2. Completed Medical exam(form I-693), unless already submitted.

3. Completed affidavit(form I-864) Unless already submitted.

Tax returns

letters from current employers

evidence of your sponsor's US citizenship

4. All documents establishing your eligibility for lawful permanent resident status.

5. Any immigration related documentation ever issued to you, including EAD and Advance Parole.

6. All travel documents used to enter the USA, including passport.

7. Your birth certificate.

8. Your petitioner's birth certificate

9. If you have children, bring a birth certificate for each one.

10. If your eligibility is based on a marriage: spouse must come.

certified copy of marriage document

Spouses birth certificate

if you have been married before, bring your divorce decrees

Birth certificate from all children

11. Supporting evidence of your relationship, bank statements, insurance(car, health, life), property documents(car, house), rental agreements, and bills.

12. Original and copy of EACH supporting document that you submitted with your application.

13. If you have been arrested, bring your police record.

14. Certified English translations of all foreign documents.

Since my husband JUST got here 3 months ago, and he just got his EAD about 2 weeks ago, we dont have much more to add to ALL the other info we had orginally sent in to get his butt in the USA! We are hoping they have our file with our piles and piles of info we have had to send in over this LONG 11 month process!

Good luck everyone!

Thanks for the heads up!

My husband does not have an interviewed scheduled yet but this helps us to prepare just in case!