Mike&ira

I had my interview on Oct 1. I brought with me every possible thing that i could imagine, original and photocopies. The supporting marriage documents were: marriage license, joint apartment lease, joint bank statements, joint health insurance and car insurance, a few photos, various joint utility bills. I brought all of that plus mine and hubbies passports, my GC, his divorce certificate from previous marriage, some documents required translations, so i brought those too. That was probably more then necessary, but I wanted to have absolutely everything on me, in case if they need anything. At the interview, I was only asked for GC and my passport, they did not check my hubbies passport or any of the supporting documents. I feel like it is always better to be prepared, because God forbid they will ask for something and then it only delays the process :/ Good Luck!!

I had my interview on Oct 1. I brought with me every possible thing that i could imagine, original and photocopies. The supporting marriage documents were: marriage license, joint apartment lease, joint bank statements, joint health insurance and car insurance, a few photos, various joint utility bills. I brought all of that plus mine and hubbies passports, my GC, his divorce certificate from previous marriage, some documents required translations, so i brought those too. That was probably more then necessary, but I wanted to have absolutely everything on me, in case if they need anything. At the interview, I was only asked for GC and my passport, they did not check my hubbies passport or any of the supporting documents. I feel like it is always better to be prepared, because God forbid they will ask for something and then it only delays the process :/ Good Luck!!

Yep. Just an updated list of the stuff you used for the initial K-1/CR-1 all those years ago!

Hi everybody! I just had my interview as well and I passed!! The whole process was very pleasant. The officer was a very nice lady and did the exam first place. She asked me 6 questions, and I answered them all correct. She then asked me to read a sentence and to write one. She then went over the form, just to make sure everything is correct. She would throw a personal question here and there, like what my hubby does, how much is our rent, but that's about it. I thought she would wanna see proof of marriage, since when I applied for naturalization, I only submitted official IRS transcripts, but she didn't ask anything. The only documents she looked at were: DL, passport, and GC. That's it. I was also worried about my driving ticket situation. I had a couple tix that I didnt pay and my dl was revoked because of that for a year. I'm in a good standing now, but I never mentioned it in the form. When she asked me have I ever been arrested question, I said no, but brought up my ticket story. She said technically I had to mention it in the form. And thanked me for being honest. That's it. She said I will get my oath notice in the mail.

Thank you!!