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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: India
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Hi,

I just wanted to get an idea of what all documents I should bring to the interview just to be safe. The mandatory list of docs I'm planning on taking are:

1. My current and expired passports.

2. My current and expired GC

3. IRS transcripts for last 3 years.

4. Original marriage certificate.

5. 2 passport photos (listed as optional but recommended in their letter)

What other documents would people recommend? Do I need my SSN card? Thanks!

AOS timeline:

1st March 2010 - AOS packet received at Chicago (I-130, I-485, I-131, I-765)
9th March 2010 - Checks cashed
12th March 2010 - All 4 NOA's received
19th March 2010 - Applications touched biggrin.png
19th March 2010 - Received Biometrics letter for 2nd April
2nd April 2010 - Biometrics done
19th April 2010 - Received interview letter for May 21st biggrin.png
6th May 2010 - All applications touched. Status of I-765 changed to document production, status of I-131 changed to post decision activity.
10th May 2010 - Received approved AP in mail
21st May 2010 - AOS Interview, IO said he will approve the case... waiting for Green card smile.png
27th May 2010 - Received EAD card
17th June 2010 - Approval notice for I-130 received. Also received "Welcome to USA" letter biggrin.png
28th June 2010 - Finally received my GC.... Praise be to God smile.png

16th March 2012 - Sent ROC package
21st March 2012 - NOA1 date
20th April 2012 - Received Biometrics letter for 16th May

December 2012 - Received 10 year GC

01 Nov 2013 - Sent naturalization package

18 Feb 2014 - Oath ceremony done, naturalization complete!!

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: India
Timeline

Thanks!

AOS timeline:

1st March 2010 - AOS packet received at Chicago (I-130, I-485, I-131, I-765)
9th March 2010 - Checks cashed
12th March 2010 - All 4 NOA's received
19th March 2010 - Applications touched biggrin.png
19th March 2010 - Received Biometrics letter for 2nd April
2nd April 2010 - Biometrics done
19th April 2010 - Received interview letter for May 21st biggrin.png
6th May 2010 - All applications touched. Status of I-765 changed to document production, status of I-131 changed to post decision activity.
10th May 2010 - Received approved AP in mail
21st May 2010 - AOS Interview, IO said he will approve the case... waiting for Green card smile.png
27th May 2010 - Received EAD card
17th June 2010 - Approval notice for I-130 received. Also received "Welcome to USA" letter biggrin.png
28th June 2010 - Finally received my GC.... Praise be to God smile.png

16th March 2012 - Sent ROC package
21st March 2012 - NOA1 date
20th April 2012 - Received Biometrics letter for 16th May

December 2012 - Received 10 year GC

01 Nov 2013 - Sent naturalization package

18 Feb 2014 - Oath ceremony done, naturalization complete!!

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Hi,

I just wanted to get an idea of what all documents I should bring to the interview just to be safe. The mandatory list of docs I'm planning on taking are:

1. My current and expired passports.

2. My current and expired GC

3. IRS transcripts for last 3 years.

4. Original marriage certificate.

5. 2 passport photos (listed as optional but recommended in their letter)

What other documents would people recommend? Do I need my SSN card? Thanks!

If filing based on the three year rule married to a USC, you will need more marriage items like you did for the removal of conditions (ROC). I would cover the time from the ROCs to the filing of the N-400.

Dave

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: India
Timeline

If filing based on the three year rule married to a USC, you will need more marriage items like you did for the removal of conditions (ROC). I would cover the time from the ROCs to the filing of the N-400.

Dave

Thanks for your input. I had my interview today and the brought the original items listed in my post + some bank statements and utility bills. The interviewer didn't ask for anything other than my GC, passports and driver's license. So I was fine not bringing anything additional, but everyone's case may be different.

AOS timeline:

1st March 2010 - AOS packet received at Chicago (I-130, I-485, I-131, I-765)
9th March 2010 - Checks cashed
12th March 2010 - All 4 NOA's received
19th March 2010 - Applications touched biggrin.png
19th March 2010 - Received Biometrics letter for 2nd April
2nd April 2010 - Biometrics done
19th April 2010 - Received interview letter for May 21st biggrin.png
6th May 2010 - All applications touched. Status of I-765 changed to document production, status of I-131 changed to post decision activity.
10th May 2010 - Received approved AP in mail
21st May 2010 - AOS Interview, IO said he will approve the case... waiting for Green card smile.png
27th May 2010 - Received EAD card
17th June 2010 - Approval notice for I-130 received. Also received "Welcome to USA" letter biggrin.png
28th June 2010 - Finally received my GC.... Praise be to God smile.png

16th March 2012 - Sent ROC package
21st March 2012 - NOA1 date
20th April 2012 - Received Biometrics letter for 16th May

December 2012 - Received 10 year GC

01 Nov 2013 - Sent naturalization package

18 Feb 2014 - Oath ceremony done, naturalization complete!!

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