Upcoming AoS Interview in Memphis

[Eddie & Yana 2]

Hello all! I have an upcoming interview in Memphis that I'm a little concerned about.. only for these reasons:

My wife doesn't have her driver's license yet.

My wife doesn't have health insurance yet.

Are these things going to be a problem? She's on my lease, and she's also in a joint bank account.

However, we've been trying to get her license for like 3-4 months! The Tennessee DMV people say it's because the terrorists got their licenses from Tennessee that the process is so hard and that they have an extensive searching through Homeland Security. We've been in there 4 times already. She's never been able to be issued an ID or even take the driver's test until she gets her Green Card.

However, we do have MOUNTAINS of photos. I'm a pastor, and she can't have a job until she gets her greencard, so she is there with me at everything we do with the youthgroup. So we have mountains of photos from our wedding, honeymoon, camping, church camp, rock climbing, inflatable things, with us and with groups of people.

Also, I work two part time jobs at the church, but I'm guaranteed to go full time (it's just been passed in the budget) January 01, where both I and she will get health care through the church. However, mine is still through my parents right now (mom is a government employee, and I'm 24). Do you think this will be an issue? Our interview is two weeks away. I could get upwards of 10 affidavits from people claiming the legitimacy of our marriage.

[Chris921 13]

nope and nope, i still didn't have my DL when i interviewed, nor Health insurance,

Although my interview was only a few questions, i am sure you'll be ok with all of this

[Eddie & Yana 2]

Awesome, thank you so much! That's a huge worry off my chest. I can't imagine a more horrible thing to happen is for a legitimate marriage to be denied by missing something unavoidable. I've met so many people through conversations that know people who did the illegitimate marriage thing to get into the country, and I've told them how hard they're making it for people who are legitimately trying to do this. Thank you for all your help and encouragement!

[ceadsearc 516]

USCIS is aware of the difficulty of things like a license or health insurance. Bring whatever you do have, they are used to it.

[joevegas 67]

Awesome, thank you so much! That's a huge worry off my chest. I can't imagine a more horrible thing to happen is for a legitimate marriage to be denied by missing something unavoidable. I've met so many people through conversations that know people who did the illegitimate marriage thing to get into the country, and I've told them how hard they're making it for people who are legitimately trying to do this. Thank you for all your help and encouragement!

My AOS interview was also in Memphis..None of those things was even mentioned,It was a breeze..You'll be fine.

[Karee 4,190]

Hello all! I have an upcoming interview in Memphis that I'm a little concerned about.. only for these reasons:

My wife doesn't have her driver's license yet.

My wife doesn't have health insurance yet.

Are these things going to be a problem? She's on my lease, and she's also in a joint bank account.

However, we've been trying to get her license for like 3-4 months! The Tennessee DMV people say it's because the terrorists got their licenses from Tennessee that the process is so hard and that they have an extensive searching through Homeland Security. We've been in there 4 times already. She's never been able to be issued an ID or even take the driver's test until she gets her Green Card.

However, we do have MOUNTAINS of photos. I'm a pastor, and she can't have a job until she gets her greencard, so she is there with me at everything we do with the youthgroup. So we have mountains of photos from our wedding, honeymoon, camping, church camp, rock climbing, inflatable things, with us and with groups of people.

Also, I work two part time jobs at the church, but I'm guaranteed to go full time (it's just been passed in the budget) January 01, where both I and she will get health care through the church. However, mine is still through my parents right now (mom is a government employee, and I'm 24). Do you think this will be an issue? Our interview is two weeks away. I could get upwards of 10 affidavits from people claiming the legitimacy of our marriage.

Take a deep breath would be my first piece of advice.

Driver's licenses and health insurance have NOTHING to do with any of this. My wife got her learners permit. She regularly tries to kill me with her driving on a daily basis.

She should be able to get a Tennessee ID card at a minimum with no driving privileges. My wife did that right away after she received the green card.

The biggest worry you should have is meeting the I-864 requirements for adjustment of status.

Inflatable things are cool, unless they are x-rated.