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IMDASTYLE   16

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Anyone familiar with this? What should I bring to the interview besides the birth certificate? Since this is not based on marriage, I shouldn't have to bring any proofs like you do when you have your spouse as your petitioner, right?

Do you know what questions will be asked during the interview, basically? Thanks for your time! :)

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2 minutes ago, imdastyle said:

Anyone familiar with this? What should I bring to the interview besides the birth certificate? Since this is not based on marriage, I shouldn't have to bring any proofs like you do when you have your spouse as your petitioner, right?

Do you know what questions will be asked during the interview, basically? Thanks for your time! :)

It will tell you on your interview letter.

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IMDASTYLE   16

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3 minutes ago, K1visaHopeful said:

It will tell you on your interview letter.

It doesn't mention anything about it specifically if the petitioner is a parent.. It says "Bring your spouse if your cased is based on a petition filed by your spouse), evidence of ommon residence and shared life, lease, rent or mortgage agreements, bank statements, income tax returns for the last two years. All marriage certificates and divorce decrees.

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[06/06/17] Biometrics

[06/06/17] RFE 1

[04/17/19] Interview

[05/09/19] RFE 2 (Expired I-693)

[05/17/19] New I-693 sent

[06/03/19] Denial letter received (Civil Surgeon's mistake)

[06/06/19] Motion to Reopen (I-290B) sent

[06/12/19] Motion to Reopen (I-290B) delivered

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[07/10/19] 10 years green card received

 

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My lawyer and I brought everything we submitted and more like Passports, etc so we front loaded.  I was asked few random YES/NO questions from the I-485 and the IO asked for my I-94 only because he there was some confusion on my ETA-750 from 2001. 

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2 hours ago, Visitor User said:

My lawyer and I brought everything we submitted and more like Passports, etc so we front loaded.  I was asked few random YES/NO questions from the I-485 and the IO asked for my I-94 only because he there was some confusion on my ETA-750 from 2001. 

Did you go by yourself or you had to bring your petitioner?

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[06/06/17] RFE 1

[04/17/19] Interview

[05/09/19] RFE 2 (Expired I-693)

[05/17/19] New I-693 sent

[06/03/19] Denial letter received (Civil Surgeon's mistake)

[06/06/19] Motion to Reopen (I-290B) sent

[06/12/19] Motion to Reopen (I-290B) delivered

[07/02/19] I-485 REOPENED AND APPROVED

[07/10/19] 10 years green card received

 

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1 minute ago, imdastyle said:

Did you go by yourself or you had to bring your petitioner?

My lawyer, my USC mother (petitioner) and me.

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19 hours ago, imdastyle said:

Anyone familiar with this? What should I bring to the interview besides the birth certificate? Since this is not based on marriage, I shouldn't have to bring any proofs like you do when you have your spouse as your petitioner, right?

Do you know what questions will be asked during the interview, basically? Thanks for your time! :)

Best idea would be for the father (petitioner) to be there for the interview.

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