I got my Interview letter... but i have a question

[★PinK ButTerfLy★ 0]

I got the letter last weekend for an interview on october 21 2009... we never got the approval for the petition form... is this normal?

What did you bring to your interview?

I'm planning on bringing our pictures ( we have tons! of pics)

Bills

I'm going to add my name to the power, cable and phone

Copy of bank statements

Copy of our leases for 6 years

Letters from hubby's mom and boss

Letters from friends

All the paperwork i got from USCIS

Copy of all the forms we filed

passports and ID's

Am i missing something?

[nui 0]

seem like you have more then us

we are going to have an interview on the 8th. not really have any joint lease or bill or letters like that.

we will have pictures, my id stuff, his id stuff, all those original document that we sent in. my hubby pay stuff (he don't want to ask for letter from his boss though)

oh, and card from family and friends.

well, seem like we have very similar time line.

keep us post ! how your interview going.

Edited September 22, 2009 by nui

[Bang2xg 0]

Hey Pink,

You should be fine judging by what I've read from most interview goers here.

I also have my interview bright and early tomorrow with my wife and I'm bringing the following:

Passport, ID's and documents from USCIS,

Joint bank account with receipts of various purchases together,

Joint phone account with copy of every text message for past 30 days,

Pictures (about 70 of us together, the wedding and trips),

Congratulatory wedding cards from friends

Also bringing just in case but probably wont need is:

Charity care documents from the hospital which lists her as my wife,

Phone bills from our time in Europe with phone calls to me and her parents,

Class and registration documents from the language school in which we met,

Letters, emails and text messages from our time in Europe,

Also: If anybody can answer this I'd appreciate it...

Is a copy of the entire packet we sent in to USCIS neccesary? (i.e. - G325, I765, etc.)

On the interview form it does not ask to bring a copy on the original forms submitted but rather the supporting documents instead (i.e. - marriage cert, taxes, etc.) Or am I misreading?

Thanks and Good Luck! Will let you all know how it turns out.

[sasaqlain 24]

Is a copy of the entire packet we sent in to USCIS neccesary? (i.e. - G325, I765, etc.)

On the interview form it does not ask to bring a copy on the original forms submitted but rather the supporting documents instead (i.e. - marriage cert, taxes, etc.) Or am I misreading?

Not the forms. You need to take all the originals of the documents that you sent with your AOS application, incase they want to see them. They do see key documents though. Passports, Naturalization Certificates, Divorce Decrees,Birth Certifcates, marriage Certificates, letters from work, Lease documents, Pay-stubs. Incase they need to keep a copy of some documents, its best you take copies too. Good luck with your interview.

[★PinK ButTerfLy★ 0]

Hey Pink,

You should be fine judging by what I've read from most interview goers here.

I also have my interview bright and early tomorrow with my wife and I'm bringing the following:

Passport, ID's and documents from USCIS,

Joint bank account with receipts of various purchases together,

Joint phone account with copy of every text message for past 30 days,

Pictures (about 70 of us together, the wedding and trips),

Congratulatory wedding cards from friends

Also bringing just in case but probably wont need is:

Charity care documents from the hospital which lists her as my wife,

Phone bills from our time in Europe with phone calls to me and her parents,

Class and registration documents from the language school in which we met,

Letters, emails and text messages from our time in Europe,

Also: If anybody can answer this I'd appreciate it...

Is a copy of the entire packet we sent in to USCIS neccesary? (i.e. - G325, I765, etc.)

On the interview form it does not ask to bring a copy on the original forms submitted but rather the supporting documents instead (i.e. - marriage cert, taxes, etc.) Or am I misreading?

Thanks and Good Luck! Will let you all know how it turns out.

Thank you so much for posting this it helped a lot. I'm going to start getting together my interview paperwork good luck tomorrow I'm sure everything will go great!