AOS Interview

[kuschelmonster 0]

hey everybody.....

I will have my AOS interview on Valentine's day and I am getting very nervous. Just need your feedback on if I have everything for the interview and more ideas what to bring as proof of Bon-a-Fide marriage.

I will bring:

Appointment Letter

My Passport

my SSN Card

my Driver's Licence

my Birth Certificate

my husband's driver's licence

my husband's birth certificate (he's the citizen)

Marriage Certificate

New Affidavit of Support (not signed yet, cause it says notary public or in front immigration officer)

2005 Tax Return plus W2's

2004 Tax Return plus W2

2003 Printout indicating taxable income from IRS

Employment letter (mine and his)

Paystubs for Dec '05 and Jan '06 (his and mine)

Wedding Album + Honeymoon Pics

Lease showing both our names and Address

Car Loan showing he is co-signer

Credit Card Showing both our names and Address

Car Insurance Cards showing both our names

Health Insurance Card showing both our names

Account Printout showing both our names on the Account and Address

Car Registration with my name and his name or survivor

1 Letter addressed to him from me

2 Christamas Cards from friends addressed to both of us (1 from Germany, 1 from Mass)

Do I have everything or do I need more????

Please let me know so I can sleep.

What should we wear?

[Inlove_tx 0]

Everything you have sounds fine to me!

I would probably bring more pictures from past occasions (if you have any), at my interview it was all the officer was interested in...she said the best part of her job is that she gets to look at pictures from all over the world...luckily we had plenty!

Seriously, everything seems fine. I'll re-read it and compare your list with what I brought, so I'll let you know if I remember anything else.

About what to wear...at my interview I wore black pants and a nice pink shirt. My husband came to the interview straight from work, so he was wearing his dressy pants and shirt. There were a lot of couples who were just wearing jeans, t-shirts and tennis shoes, and that seemed ok too. Personally, I liked wearing nice black pants and shirt...it made me feel a little more professional and confident!

Good luck on your interview, I'm sure it will go GREAT!

Edited February 12, 2006 by Inlove_tx

[den_y2005 0]

you have alot.

good luck

[pri 0]

What should we wear?

something to cover yr self

well you look good with the list that you have

all the best for your interview

[ladybutterfly 0]

Looks like you have more than enough for your interview. As for what to wear, its not a job interview so wear whatever you normally wear. I saw people wearing jeans, jogging bottoms, etc. Good Luck.

[Happy Virus 0]

Hello,

Thank you.

I have an interview soon and your list really helps!

I am wondering what you mean by New Affidavit of Support. My husband submitted Affidavit of Support already. His salary at that time was $50,000 and now it is $70,000. Should I do it again?

[motu 6]

If he is still working for the same employer I wouldn't worry about it. Also, if its not more than 6 months old I will let it be. I did mine in early October - Interview in 5 months (this friday) - I am making more money but I am not doing a fresh one - just taking recent pay stubs and the 2005 tax return with me (in additin to the rest of the stuff.) Good Luck

[kuschelmonster 0]

Hey Everybody.......

what I brought was enough if not tomuch.....

I got approved and stamped today (feb 14)... will receive the actual card in 2-4 weeks.....(conditional since we haven't been married for 2 years yet.....)

YIPPPIEHHHHHH

[Happy Virus 0]

Hey Monster, Congratulations!!!

Did you put all documents on the table or did you have in file?

Also do you need to bring copy of all the documents you submitted for AOS? For example, i-485, supporting documents and stuff...

Let me know how it goes...

Nervous Happy Virus

Edited February 15, 2006 by Happy Virus

[kuschelmonster 0]

If you can proof that you make mor (pay Stubs, Tax return) I don't think you need a new affidavit. I took one and they didn't want to have it. My HUsband changed employers and makes more money now.

I had everything in a binder, organized. So I was able to give him exactly the papers that he asked for.