Another quick question for interview

[Cookie Monster 14 5]

Hi again,

Okay I am looking down the list of items to bring and what is meant by "All documentation establishing your eligibility for Lawful Permanent Resident status"?

Wouldn't this just be all the stuff from the original AOS packet to begin with?

It seems to me like they ask the same question/things to bring but in different ways a lot. I just want to make sure we have everything. Two weeks and counting down. Thanks for everyone's input.

[Daison 0]

Do not provide additional documents at the interview to the officer without making sure of the content and validity of the information presented -Clients tend to compile paperwork and throw it at the officers at the time of the interview without checking carefully the paperwork submitted.For example: One client submitted all the supporting documents in support of the marriage, not realizing some of the bills submitted had a previous roommate’s name on it.Go through every single piece of paper before submitting to the officer.Any documents without your joint names on it are really not necessary to the case.

I read it here, It might help,http://www.h1b.biz/lawyer-attorney-1213338.html

[Cookie Monster 14 5]

I am not bringing anything that is not on the list trust me. But my question was on the my I-797C one of the items they list is:

"All documentation establishing your eligibility for Lawful Permanent Resident status" What documents are these? What are they looking for? To me it is just basically the AOS packet that was already sent, which is fine, but is this correct?

They seem to ask for the same documentation several times on the I-797C just in different ways to make it sound like a lot of documentation. But like I said I just want to make sure. Thanks.

[osprey 0]

Just received my letter yesterday... and I have to agree with you... it is a little confusing. Not asking for any specific documents makes you wonder what exactly is it that they want. My guess is that they want to see originals of any document you might have submitted with your AOS package...

A lot of the items listed were already submitted when I filed my applications...

[Super King 26]

I assume that you are Aosing based on marriage. Besides taking original copies of what you submitted with your package, they are asking for any additional documents (bona fide marriage evidence) that you got after submitting your AOS package. Good luck.

[zuluweta 250]

Your eligibility on applying for permanent residence is because of your marriage to a US citizen and because you were inspected at a port of entry or border crossing and entered the US on a visa.

So you need to bring your original marriage certificate, copies of the marriage certificate, approved I-130 (if you have it), your original passport showing admission stamp and visa, copy of I-94 arrival/departure card, and proof of your spouse's US citizenship (US passport, certificate of naturalization, US birth certificate, etc...)

You should also bring supporting documents to prove the bonafides of your marriage.

[Stoaty 3]

We haven't been scheduled for our interview yet, but we are bringing recent and updated bank statements to show further co-mingling of finances, as well as a copy of our will showing each other as the beneficiary, etc. These are things we didn't have when we submitted the package, or things that will need updating - if our interview is in 3 or 4 months, we'll bring the most recent statements. We're also bringing more recent photos and a box of cards we received at our wedding from various family members and friends.

[kemico 0]

What evidence is needed that bonafides the marriage. My visa was denied today for that reason. The interviewer did not think the marriage was genuine.

[mymarley 14]

hi kemico what type of visa when you enter USA?

[kemico 0]

Its for my husband. The I-130. Sorry I replied so late. Im trying to get him here.