Interview notice, "All doc's establishingeligibility for perm. residence"

[ding 1]

I've read the guides, searched the forum and FAQ's.

BUT!

We have our AoS interview appointment. On the form's checklist it requires;

"All documentation establishing your eligibility for Lawful Permanent Resident Status".

I don't know specifically what is meant. How did you interpret this?

(form I-797C)

[Old Dominion 26]

Following that sentence, it gives specifics. You must prove a bona fide marriage by any and all joint documents you can provide....bank accts., leases, utility bills, last will and testament, and so on. Plus photos. Check "guides" above.

[ding 1]

Following that sentence, it gives specifics. You must prove a bona fide marriage by any and all joint documents you can provide....bank accts., leases, utility bills, last will and testament, and so on. Plus photos. Check "guides" above.

Hmm...

The checkbox before that gives a blanked requirement, and THEN it has indented checkboxes that pertain to the blanket requirement with specifics.

The checkboxes after that don't seem to be a subset, or specifics that pertain to that blanket requirement statement. They seem like independent requirements.

Until you get down to the Marriage Based Eligibility checkbox. That has indented requirements that pertain to that box.

So it's not as concrete as I'd like it for tomorrow morning's interview! And oh yes, I've checked the guides, more times than I can count in the past 2 1/2 years.

Edited September 10, 2009 by ding

[Urge To Race 2]

Relax, this is simple. You need your K3 NOA2 (I130 and I129F NOA2s),marriage certificate, and I94. They establish that you had a nonimmigrant K visa, are marriedand entered the US legally with inspection.

The bona fide relationship stuff is a separate requirement.

Following that sentence, it gives specifics. You must prove a bona fide marriage by any and all joint documents you can provide....bank accts., leases, utility bills, last will and testament, and so on. Plus photos. Check "guides" above.

Hmm...

The checkbox before that gives a blanked requirement, and THEN it has indented checkboxes that pertain to the blanket requirement with specifics.

The checkboxes after that don't seem to be a subset, or specifics that pertain to that blanket requirement statement. They seem like independent requirements.

Until you get down to the Marriage Based Eligibility checkbox. That has indented requirements that pertain to that box.

So it's not as concrete as I'd like it for tomorrow morning's interview! And oh yes, I've checked the guides, more times than I can count in the past 2 1/2 years.