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Hello guys! Yesterday I had an interview of Child of permanent lawful resident. They took the civil documents asked few questions on the window and then at the interview they asked these questions:
- where do u live
-where did u grow up
- how many rooms in ur house
- what does your lpr work
- what’s your favorite food your lpr cooks
-in what state are you going to live 
That’s all I remember it was so easy, the officer was so sweet and she handled us the Visa approved letter and told us to wait for an email for passport pickup. 
it was a very tough 2 years journey, finally it came to an end. I thank everyone who helped in this website in any question or doubt I asked. The people here are very helpful. My advice if you’re waiting for interview please live every day by it’s dayand don’t waste any chance in the name of “I’m traveling soon”. Stay patient and live ur normal life while waiting. Don’t stress about it. Just leave it for the time. And good luck everyone🙏

We used transcripts only (twice).  The last time I used physical tax returns on an immigration document was 2008.

If the petitioner has one I-864 and joint sponsor has one I-864 assuming the joint sponsor's and petitioner's income is sufficient for the immigration, then you should be OK.  I-864EZ is not applicable since you have joint sponsor, it may be a glitch

if the I 864's are the current forms,  then you are set 

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As mentioned above, the interview letter typically lists the required documents and other instructions for the interview.  You may also check the consulate's published checklist here, but it may not be up-to-date -- https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/Supplements/Supplements_by_Post/BRT-Beirut.html#pre_interview_checklist
 

They would tell you if there were other things required. Reread the letter .. email your consulate if needed.. 
 
read the info on this link from NVC 
https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/the-immigrant-visa-process/step-10-prepare-for-the-interview.html
 
This has links to the consulates .. find yours and read their information