vernon22

Yes I do plan on bringing other things as well. I was asking about the photos because every website and other venues that I have looked into all say the same thing, it would be a good idea to bring photos. But no that’s not all I plan on bringing so I do realize that photos alone will not prove anything. My main concern was how many of them to bring and that’s regardless of whether or not the officer decides to look at them or not.

My wife has her adjustment of status interview coming up in about 2 weeks in Norfolk Va. Of course I have to go with her since I'm her spouse. Should I bring wedding photos with us for this? I have read where some say yes and others say it's a good idea but they don't always ask for them. I'm just wondering how many should I bring and if I should bring some at all.

My wife and I are scheduled for the green card interview next month at 11am. I have already checked reviews of the adjustment of status interview at the uscis Norfolk va but the latest review I could find was back in 2021. I'm hoping to hear from anyone who has gone through the aos interview in Norfolk va in the past few months or weeks if possible. I am also wondering if I should have copies of the Noa notices from my i129f application. They are not listed as necessary things to bring and I am wondering if copies would be good enough or if I should even bring them at all.

My wife and I were married on the k1 visa. Before her k1 visa interview she did her medical in the Philippines. That was almost a year ago. She now has her appointment for her green card interview in late May. Of course I have to go as well and it will be at the uscis in Norfolk va. I'm confused about the i693 medical. Does she have to do this again or is she ok with the one she already did. My lawyer said that it was already submitted when she arrived in the US so she is fine and the medical i693 is good for 2 years. Is this a true fact? I want to be sure. She arrived in the US back in June of last year.