AOS interview is coming up next month

[kittyvn 0]

Hi everyone,

This may be the last time I need your help because i'm reaching the final step, AOS interview which is coming up next month, 25th April. I received a mail of USCIS yesterday and there are lots of issues which needed to be solved by you guys, I cannot handle them by myself :

1) A completed Affidavit of Support( I-864) with all required evidences..... Tax returns, W2-s for the most recent year, ..(unless already submitted) --> I submitted I-864 of my husband and my co-sponsor for 2010, I didn't submit my husband's tax returns or explanation letter but they still approved my EAD/AP within 60 days and no RFE..... So what should I bring to the interview? Do i have to obtain tax returns of my co-sponsor for 2011? He hasn't filed for it yet

2) Letters from each current employer, verifying current rate of pay and average weekly hours, and pay stubs for the past 2 months -> my co-sponsor is self-employed, he doesn't have those docs . What should I do in this situation?

3) Im gonna book airplane ticket to leave the US right after the interview -> am I safe to leave right after the interview ? Do I have to wait until I receive GC in hand? I already got AP 12 days ago.

Thanks you guys so much

[Inky 1,110]

If you are approved at the interview you can no longer use the AP. You have to wait for the green card.

[NancyNguyen 1,657]

The checklist from USCIS is general, you can disregard what you have filed, but you have to bring the original just in case IO wants to see.

Well, if you are bad luck enough not to be approved right away (pending reviews, background check, RFE...) then you can use AP to travel while you wait for the decision. If you are approved, your AP will be voided. You will travel when you have the physical GC in hand. If it is an emergency, you can ask for a I-551 stamp but it is not recommended.

Good luck.

[TBoneTX 43,058]

This may be the last time I need your help because i'm reaching the final step

If you entered on a K-1 visa, AOS will not be the final step. You'll need to remove conditions on your first green card just short of 2 years after you get it.