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Chickaflick   0

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Canada
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I have been skimming through the pages and I am wondering what documents we take to the interview?

We FINALLY have an interview date after being put through the ringer like you would not believe. It's amazing to me how some people have such an easy time of this process and others are like us- jumping through flaming hoops of fire!

October 24th. Thank goodness. :)

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31.03.2010- I129F Filed (K1/K2)
02.09.2010- Interview - VAN - [color="#8B0000"][b]APPROVED!![/b][/color]
18.09.2010- POE Edmonton-Atlanta
01.10.2010- Civil Wedding in GA! <3
04.29.2011- AOS Filed (K1/K2)
09.19.2011- EAD Approved
10.24.2011- AOS - ATL Interview -[color="#8B0000"][b]APPROVED!![/b][/color]
11.02.2011- Green Cards for us!!

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Barbara J   115

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Australia
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I have been skimming through the pages and I am wondering what documents we take to the interview?

We FINALLY have an interview date after being put through the ringer like you would not believe. It's amazing to me how some people have such an easy time of this process and others are like us- jumping through flaming hoops of fire!

October 24th. Thank goodness. :)

You need to look at the embassy info that you will be going to and there should be a list of what is required to take and also in packet 3. Sorry just realised you are doing AOS your profile says K1 still ooops my bad.

Ahh you will need proof of marriage pics joint accounts , car , house , rent lease in both names, anything that shows you are married and sharing a life together. Joint tax return the list goes on/

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Married only 2 years 1 month

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