What needs to carry/bring before Travel?

[BobGee 5]

Hello Vjers,

These are the lists that I am preparing before my travel to US.

1. Brown Envelope from USEM

2. Passport with

a. Visa

b. CFO Stamp

3. Ticket

Are there anything I missed? Appreciate your time and

[TeapotGirl 66]

employment cert/ transcript of records as soon as you will be able to work

comb and compact mirror

blanket (although you will be provided with a tiny one)

Cellphone

[Jim N Augie 16]

If you only mean travel you will also need plastic 1 quart ziplock bag for all liquids ( 3 oz max) check airport rules for international flights. If you mean what to take to US it is like teapot said work history school transcripts medical history etc.

[BobGee 5]

Good points! Thanks!

[paul_kay 31]

Bring a pen so you won't have to borrow one in the airplane when you have to fill up the I-94 and Customs Declaration Form.

[JimVaPhuong 4,863]

Be sure to bring a copy of your birth certificate. You'll need it for adjustment of status. Also, if you've been previously married then be sure to bring copies of the termination papers for those previous marriages. You may need them to get a marriage license in the US.

[EminTX 131]

I've read that later on, you'll need to provide your vaccination records (in 2 years? I can't remember.). If you can bring those with you, it would be an good idea--especially any records that you got in your physical exam for the interview.

You may also consider bringing anything with information that you refer to within a year--addresses of relatives/friends, photos, property documents, education records, professional liscenses, any (legal) paperwork that would be a nightmare to get copies of.

Good luck!

(Oh yeah, and for the flight itself, it is a good idea to bring some gum. It will prolly make your ears more comfortable.)

[EminTX 131]

Also--Double triple quadruple check the fees for flying--airport taxes or baggage fees--I got hit with that last month--the policies changed while I was on the trip and I had a big hassle in the airport.

Edited November 19, 2011 by EminTX

[BobGee 5]

Bring a pen so you won't have to borrow one in the airplane when you have tofill up the I-94 and Customs Declaration Form.

Noted!

Be sure to bring a copy of your birth certificate. You'll need it foradjustment of status. Also, if you've been previously married then be sure tobring copies of the termination papers for those previous marriages. You mayneed them to get a marriage license in the US.

I am trying to note some kind of checklists. Good Points!

I've read that later on, you'll need to provide your vaccination records (in 2years? I can't remember.). If you can bring those with you, it would be an goodidea--especially any records that you got in your physical exam for theinterview.

You may also consider bringing anything with information that you refer towithin a year--addresses of relatives/friends, photos, property documents,education records, professional liscenses, any (legal) paperwork that would bea nightmare to get copies of.

Good luck!

(Oh yeah, and for the flight itself, it is a good idea to bring some gum. Itwill prolly make your ears more comfortable.)

Ive had my vaccination records 1) when I was young and 2) St.Lukes Vaccination record. I hope this will be ok.

Also--Double triple quadruple check the fees for flying--airport taxes orbaggage fees--I got hit with that last month--the policies changed while I wason the trip and I had a big hassle in the airport.

Lol! Trying to get cash altogether for this...