AOS Interviews for July

[chagalafamilia 0]

Guess we are finally ready for our interview next week (July 26th in Louisville, KY). We went to Indianapolis to get my husbands new passport, his current one had expired. I made copies of the new passport, put in our recent vacation pictures and now I guess there is nothing else to do except wait. I am sure we are taking a ton more than needed, but as everyone on VJ says it is better to be over prepared than under prepared.

Anyone else nervous???

[rob&ana 0]

Dead Nervous!!!!

Mine in on July 27th at the Pittsburgh DO.

We have a bunch of information, and I think we're pretty much covered, but I cant shake off the scaredy feelings in my stomach!!

I wish you good luck!!

PS: I have a big binder full of information... hehe.

[raymaga 25]

Good luck at the interview.

Believe me.... you are worrying for nothing..... it is such an easy process, and you'll be surprised how fast and simple it really is.

Best wishes.

[sheraz 0]

Our interview is on July 27th. Plus I know people who are not on this forum also have interview dates next week. I guess next week is the mass interview week

Someone posted on the website that the sponsor's income should be above the poverty line for all three years. I was a student in 2003 and my income was below the poverty line in that year. Should I get a co-sponsor now. My interview is next thursday. I am suddenly become worried.

[john_and_marlene 162]

We had ours on the 12th. It was very smooth.

[HolyMoly2 0]

I had mine on the 13th and was approved . Get your stuff together and don't slack, if you are prepared it will go ok.

[maya62 7]

Yeah I'm nervous... my husband and stepson did fine at their Consular interview without me, so I'm afraid I'm gonna screw it up somehow!

And my husband has a really bad memory... the other night we went out to eat and he went to the salad bar and when he was done making his salad, he forgot where our table was!

Our interview is also on the 27th. I'll be really glad when it's over.

Best wishes to all fellow AOS'ers...

Maya

[Becky 0]

Good luck to everyone with interviews soon, and congratulations to those of you who have already been approved.

Ours in next Tuesday, the 25th, in Des Moines. I've been collecting bits and pieces over the last couple of weeks but this weekend I'm going to have to sit down and make sure it's all in order and photocopied. We'll be nervous, but we're leaving for Australia on the 1st, so will be equal parts excited, too.

[camaleon 0]

Me too , Me too

July 25

Nervous NO, am s h i t i n g on my pants....

c u later

Edited July 20, 2006 by camaleon

[chagalafamilia 0]

Our interview is on July 27th. Plus I know people who are not on this forum also have interview dates next week. I guess next week is the mass interview week

Someone posted on the website that the sponsor's income should be above the poverty line for all three years. I was a student in 2003 and my income was below the poverty line in that year. Should I get a co-sponsor now. My interview is next thursday. I am suddenly become worried.

They may look at 3 years, I am not sure, but as long as you are currently making what they say you need to support your family then you should be fine.

GOOD LUCK EVERYONE.

Edited July 20, 2006 by chagalafamilia

[rob&ana 0]

I bought my binder and tabs to prepare my documentation, here’s what’ve got so far:

Tab1: Interview letter and medical exam (I-693)

Tab2: Affidávit of support (updated): Form I-864, taxes 2005, 2004, 2003 (tho Im waiting for 2005 to arrive – the transcript that is), employer’s letters (Rob’s and mine) and pay stubs from the last 3 months.

Tab3: Lawful Permanent Resident Status: K1 visa copy, wedding certificate, Rob’s birth certificate. (as proof that I entered the US legally, married within the 90 day period and Rob is an USC).

Tab4: USCIS issued Documentation: Copies of all the NOAs received (K1’s, NVC letter, NOA’s from AOS, EAD, AP, Biometrics letter, RFE’s letter and all the EAD’s – temp, interim and definite ones)

Tab5: Travel documents: Passport copies (Bio Page, Visa Page, renewal, I-94 (I have two – October 05 and June 06), AP document, and copy of the page where they stamped my passport with the paroled entry.

Tab6: Birth Certificates: My BC translated and legalizad, and Rob’s BC and passport.

Tab7: Eligibility based on marriage: Wedding Certificate (yes again – another copy), Rob’s divorce decree and copies of his BC and passport.

Tab8: Evidence of relationship: Rental Lease, bank accounts, credit card, tax return for 2005 (waiting to receive), letter from my employee where it status that Rob is the beneficiary of my life insurance and 401K plan. Pictures, wedding cards, etc.

This is what I’ve got so far, if anyone thinks I need something else… please feel free to contribute.

Thanks,

Ana

Edited July 20, 2006 by rob&ana

[Peter Miami 0]

Good luck with your interview.

Good luck to the rest of you guys that have your interview coming up and congratulations to the ones who have finished theirs.

Peter Miami

[Elissa 0]

Well our AOS interview is just shy of July.....our's is August 3rd. We aren't nervous really, just trying to focus on getting everything together. Everything has gone so very smoothly since Simon has gotten here, so we are just trying to keep that mindset and keep a positive attitude towards the interview.

Good luck to everyone on their upcoming interviews!

[stevebg4 0]

Hello,

Our AOS interview for my wife is on July 27 is in Cherry Hill,NJ.

Anyone have the same date in this palce or any experiences in the same Cherry Hill,NJ office.

thanks

Steve&Cece

[NeonExile 0]

July 24th here. More worried now than at any other stage of this process.

It's being nearly there that does it. I've got the home stretch jitters.