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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Mexico
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Hi,

I'm preparing the documentation listed in my interview letter, and the letter states that I should bring 'passports and/or any other documents you used in connection with any entries into the United States'. I already found my old passport, but does this mean I also need to bring my old 2 year green card or my old visitor visa?

In my case I'm applying based on the 3 year rule. In the past 3 years I did use my old green card to travel, but not my visitor visa.

Any experiences out there? Did they ask for it?

AOS Timeline (From H1-B)

09/27/2008 Sent AOS package (I-130/I-485)

09/28/2008 USPS delivered package

10/03/2008 NOA I-130, I-485

10/14/2008 Received Biometrics letter

10/16/2008 *TOUCH* I-130

10/17/2008 *TOUCH* I-130... The suspense!

10/25/2008 Biometrics appointment.. easy peasy!

10/27/2008 *TOUCH* I-485

12/29/2008 Interview Notice Date

03/02/2009 AOS interview.. Approved!

03/06/2009 Welcome letter received today! (Letter is postmarked March 4th)

01/05/2011 Applied for removal of conditions (I-751)

01/07/2011 USPS delivered package

05/19/2011 I-751 approved

10/15/2012 Applied for Naturalization (N-400)

 
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