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Good evening everyone. We filed for aos based on K1 in Brooklyn on Jan 29, 2019, moved to Queens a month ago and already got an interview notice for July 17. So the interview will be just 5,5 months after filing (maybe many would consider moving to Queens for faster processing). My concern is that we don’t really have documents like joint bank acc, insurance etc since we’ve only been married for 6 months and I never received ssn and ead . Literally, all we have is pictures and boarding passes on both names. Has anyone had same issue and was it a problem? Thanks. 

 
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