What does this mean?

[sillygoose 0]

Hi

We have our interview in a little over 2 weeks, and I am frantically trying to get everything ready for it.

On the interview notice, it has a list of things we MUST bring. I understand most of them, but one of the items asks for:

"All documents establishing your elegibility for Lawful Permanent Resident status"

Any other tips on things we should bring would be great - I have everything they 'ask' for, plus photos, affidavits etc... the only thing we're short on is joint accounts, because I just yesterday got my social security card and some places wouldn't let me be on the account without a SS#

Thanks for your responses, I feel like I am not going to rest until the interview date!

[Otto 83]

Bring everything you have - best I could advise.

P.S., If you had a profile and/or timeline we wouldn't have to investigate your previous posts to find out that you're adjusting status due to marriage while on VWP.

[sillygoose 0]

Bring everything you have - best I could advise.

P.S., If you had a profile and/or timeline we wouldn't have to investigate your previous posts to find out that you're adjusting status due to marriage while on VWP.

My timeline isn't showing on my post??? hummm - weird! I can see it on the posts, but I wonder if it's doing something weird!

Sorry!

[BigBubble 1]

Yes, it is showing!

[Otto 83]

Bring everything you have - best I could advise.

P.S., If you had a profile and/or timeline we wouldn't have to investigate your previous posts to find out that you're adjusting status due to marriage while on VWP.

My timeline isn't showing on my post??? hummm - weird! I can see it on the posts, but I wonder if it's doing something weird!

Sorry!

Timeline in your Signature doesn't help anyone.

My Assistant>>> Edit / Add my Timeline

and

My Controls >>>Edit Profile Information

[sillygoose 0]

[quote name='Otto und Karin' post='3319519'

Timeline in your Signature doesn't help anyone.

My Assistant>>> Edit / Add my Timeline

and

My Controls >>>Edit Profile Information

Ummm - I might be having a 'moment' and not really understand... but I don't know why that wouldn't 'help' anyone?

[NycBra 4]

"All documents establishing your elegibility for Lawful Permanent Resident status"

If you adjusting your status and getting a green card through marriage, then you should bring your marriage certificate and documents that proof you are married, live at the same place, have a life together.

It takes few months for couples to have joint accounts. But bring mail and other correspondences that you both receive under the same address, even if it is not joint.

Make sure BOTH of you know where it is in the pile you bring. I was the one who organized everything prior to the interview and we brought in a big plastic folder. But during the interview, the officer asked MY HUSBAND to get the documents. He had no idea where in the pile the docs were, and when I tried to get it the officer said " No, I asked your husband to take it".

We had so much stuff, magazines, copy of bank accounts (separate accounts that arrived in our address, showing we both live there), cards from friends and family mailed to both of us.

Whatever you bring, be aware they can keep one of them. So if there is any card you are particular touched by and want to keep, don't bring that to interview. Our interview officer picked a card I gave mu husband for his birthday to put in our " file" and one of our wedding pictures. THey particularly like (I found) pictures that have both of you with other people, like with family, friends, etc.

[nui 0]

"All documents establishing your elegibility for Lawful Permanent Resident status"

If you adjusting your status and getting a green card through marriage, then you should bring your marriage certificate and documents that proof you are married, live at the same place, have a life together.

It takes few months for couples to have joint accounts. But bring mail and other correspondences that you both receive under the same address, even if it is not joint.

Make sure BOTH of you know where it is in the pile you bring. I was the one who organized everything prior to the interview and we brought in a big plastic folder. But during the interview, the officer asked MY HUSBAND to get the documents. He had no idea where in the pile the docs were, and when I tried to get it the officer said " No, I asked your husband to take it".

We had so much stuff, magazines, copy of bank accounts (separate accounts that arrived in our address, showing we both live there), cards from friends and family mailed to both of us.

Whatever you bring, be aware they can keep one of them. So if there is any card you are particular touched by and want to keep, don't bring that to interview. Our interview officer picked a card I gave mu husband for his birthday to put in our " file" and one of our wedding pictures. THey particularly like (I found) pictures that have both of you with other people, like with family, friends, etc.

Thanks! This really helpful.