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Hello everybody! I hope everybody is doing good today! :) By the way just wanna ask do you have any idea about what to bring for the "Documentation establishing your eligibility for Lawful Permanent Status"? My husband and I will going to have our AOS interview on Aug 27 in Tukwila International Blvd,Seattle WA. and I'm a bit confused about this documentation ,can anyone who just got their interview can give us any idea regarding this? :blush: Any respond will be appreciated. Thank you!

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well, that`s easy :) In your case "Documentation establishing your eligibility for Lawful Permanent Status" will be a copy of your NOA2.

you should think more about the documents that prove your marriage to be bona fide, and for that there are several things you can bring. You can read all about that in the Guides.

Sometime in 11/2006 --- Met online

09/26/2008 --- Got married

04/03/2009 --- AOS package sent

07/13/2009 --- Interview in Detroit,MI. Approved!!!

07/25/2009 --- GC received! Total: 3 months 12 days from NOA1 to GC mailboxhappy.gif

05/17/2011 --- ROC package sent

05/25/2011 --- NOA1 received

06/27/2011 --- Biometrics

10/17/2011 --- Approved! confetti.gif

10/21/2011 --- Received Permanent GC

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Since your application is marriage based, you need to bring things like your marriage certificate and other items that show bona fide marriage, such as joint bank statements, joint mortgage or lease, insurance statements, photos, etc. You also need to bring proof that you're in the US legally, i.e. your I-94. Make sure you bring originals or certified copies.

Also, you can read other's interview experiences here:

http://www.visajourney.com/reviews/

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