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Hello! I am having my visa interview on 4th of October. My visa category is F4. I am a bit confused about which financial documents should I take to the interview. My petitioner and my sponsor are two different people. Do I need to take the AOS form, W2 form, IRS tax return of both of them?

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5 hours ago, asifkhan107624 said:

Hello! I am having my visa interview on 4th of October. My visa category is F4. I am a bit confused about which financial documents should I take to the interview. My petitioner and my sponsor are two different people. Do I need to take the AOS form, W2 form, IRS tax return of both of them?

Whatever they submitted to USCIS is what you need to bring. IMO i would being everything possible so that you can provide it in the interview if the officer asks for it. (This is what i did, but luckily they didn't ask to see anything). It's best to be over prepared than under prepared :)

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14 hours ago, deidre said:

Whatever they submitted to USCIS is what you need to bring. IMO i would being everything possible so that you can provide it in the interview if the officer asks for it. (This is what i did, but luckily they didn't ask to see anything). It's best to be over prepared than under prepared :)

Thanks! And one last thing, is it mandatory to bring the W-2 form during the interview? 

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