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Is te necessary the state id for aos interview

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nadia33   0

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Hi, I have my aos interview in one month. I have applied for my state id ( california) 2 months ago and I am still waiting for it. (Probably tomorrow I will do to DMV to know what is going on). The interview letter says that I must bring the state id, but I don´t have it yet. Will it be a problem???

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it is best to bring everything requested on the list...if you are the beneficiary it helps as proof of address. but a passport will work as government issued id always. we brought both and our adjudicator looked at both.

good luck!

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26 NOV 2010 Package sent out again (day 1)

29 NOV 2010 Package signed for by V SEMEGI (day 3)

29 NOV 2010 NOA1 issued (day 3)

03 DEC 2010 Hardcopy of NOA received (day 7)

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01 MAR 2011 Date on Approval notice (although it arrived after the card did) (day 94)

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it is best to bring everything requested on the list...if you are the beneficiary it helps as proof of address. but a passport will work as government issued id always. we brought both and our adjudicator looked at both.

good luck!

First of all congratulations because you already have the green card! I will try to have my id but I don´t know why is taking too long! If I don´t have it I will explain the situation to the interviewer... I am very stress about the aos interview.

Thank you!

 
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