What to take to interview 5 year based

[jkage 0]

The time is finally coming for my interview (May) and I didn't know if I need to take documents other than ID's and photocopies of them as stated on the interview letter. Do I need to take any other evidence, since I did not apply based on Marriage? Thanks for the help!

[ManuFred 10]

The time is finally coming for my interview (May) and I didn't know if I need to take documents other than ID's and photocopies of them as stated on the interview letter. Do I need to take any other evidence, since I did not apply based on Marriage? Thanks for the help!

Originals of things you sent with your application.

[jkage 0]

Originals of things you sent with your application.

Well that's the thing, all that was required was money, passport pics and the form. I sent no additional information other than those three as it was not marriage based.

[ManuFred 10]

Well that's the thing, all that was required was money, passport pics and the form. I sent no additional information other than those three as it was not marriage based.

Well, that makes things easy! Just bring what they ask for.

Edited April 6, 2012 by ManuFred

[jkage 0]

Well, that makes things easy! Just bring what they ask for.

Thank you! That's what I was hoping to hear.

Have a Happy Easter

[jack.k 1]

Just in case, I would also take your selective service card or proof (if you're male) and some tax transcripts (if you work). I'm self-employed so the IO was asking some questions about my work and whether I pay taxes. I had 5 year transcripts (free from IRS) with me in case I was forced to show proof. Good luck with the interview and test!

Edited April 9, 2012 by jack.k

[grrrrreat 109]

The time is finally coming for my interview (May) and I didn't know if I need to take documents other than ID's and photocopies of them as stated on the interview letter. Do I need to take any other evidence, since I did not apply based on Marriage? Thanks for the help!

Perhaps things showing physical presence and residence in the U.S.

[NickD 203]

Your foreign passport for that last five years to verify your trips, recommended you bring two extra passport photos, even though if they have taken your photo at your biometrics and will use that.

With any traffic violations, proof you paid those, even however minor if your IO is mean and nasty.

Did toss in grade and tax transcripts for my stepdaughter five year, but because she had them, her IO didn't want to see them. Of course your green card, and some now are asking for a secondary photo ID such as a drivers' license.

This assumes you do not have a criminal record of any sort.