AOS INTERVIEW

[FinallyDone:) 10]

What should we be preparing to bring to the interview.Please any help with this is appericated. I do not even know what I should take.

[Reyan 56]

When you get an appointment letter for your AOS interview, it will list the documents to bring.

[FinallyDone:) 10]

When you get an appointment letter for your AOS interview, it will list the documents to bring.

yeah i know. i just wanted to start to prepare before it came. in case i need to get some things. ugh... i just dont wanna mess up. so please if you know anythings that are must have please let me know

[Ron4 22]

What should we be preparing to bring to the interview.Please any help with this is appericated. I do not even know what I should take.

If you look in the Colombia portal forums (sorry i don't know how to make a link) OZ62 has posted copies of his letters in both english and spanish that lists all of the things you need for your interview. Perfect for advance preperations.

It's only a couple threads below this one.

THANKS OZ62

Edited April 18, 2012 by Ron4

[kcoyclay1 98]

You should take a copy plus the originals of everything you submitted when you apply plus additional documents gathered, while you were awaiting your interview, that reveals a stable marital foundation. Take pictures before, during and after the marriage and include some that shows you both with family and friends, vacation, movie, park, etc. if there are additional co-mingling of new assets, take a copy and the original of those as well. All the best

Edited April 18, 2012 by kcoyclay1

[Ron4 22]

If you look in the Colombia portal forums (sorry i don't know how to make a link) OZ62 has posted copies of his letters in both english and spanish that lists all of the things you need for your interview. Perfect for advance preperations.

It's only a couple threads below this one.

THANKS OZ62

Oops I was so excited that I might actually know the answer to something I didn't even notice that you have already done the interview at the embassy which is the one I was talking about.

Sorry

[FinallyDone:) 10]

You should take a copy plus the originals of everything you submitted when you apply plus additional documents gathered, while you were awaiting your interview, that reveals a stable marital foundation. Take pictures before, during and after the marriage and include some that shows you both with family and friends, vacation, movie, park, etc. if there are additional co-mingling of new assets, take a copy and the original of those as well. All the best

man o man! pictures of wedding were lost. i only have 1 picture that survived the flood., vactaions( only i have gone alone and that was to colombia to meet the family i have picutures with them.)I also have pictures with him and my mother at my grandmother funeral.we have spent alot of time with my family and his but pictures never crossed me mind. in 4 years i probably can show them 10 pictures that include he and I. plus my in laws hate me and so i do not go around them anymore.assests YES!!! we have, will the lack of pictures make us deined?

Oops I was so excited that I might actually know the answer to something I didn't even notice that you have already done the interview at the embassy which is the one I was talking about.

Sorry

no its okay. i appericate the feedback. generally on my post here i barely get replies. so i was excited to see a reply.

If you look in the Colombia portal forums (sorry i don't know how to make a link) OZ62 has posted copies of his letters in both english and spanish that lists all of the things you need for your interview. Perfect for advance preperations.

It's only a couple threads below this one.

THANKS OZ62

thanks i found it inside the portal but thats for a visa. I am doing AOS from a b2 visa overstay

[Reyan 56]

I had photos of various events/trip throughout our relationship, life insurances/retirement accounts listing my wife as the beneficiary, health insurance, bank statements/apartment lease contract listing both our names on it, ID's showing that we live in the same residence, and also a copy of our complete 2011 tax return showing we filed married jointly. That's all I can remember right off the top of my head.

[BobGee 5]

They usually ask about the joint bank accounts, health/medical insurances. Be sure to bring all documents like others said, to prove that you married in good faith. Goodluck!

[FinallyDone:) 10]

I had photos of various events/trip throughout our relationship, life insurances/retirement accounts listing my wife as the beneficiary, health insurance, bank statements/apartment lease contract listing both our names on it, ID's showing that we live in the same residence, and also a copy of our complete 2011 tax return showing we filed married jointly. That's all I can remember right off the top of my head.

we have all that minus pictures. I mean we have some but not a bunch. I guess i should start taking pictures. I am just worried

[FinallyDone:) 10]

They usually ask about the joint bank accounts, health/medical insurances. Be sure to bring all documents like others said, to prove that you married in good faith. Goodluck!

I have been married to him for 4 years. could they possible think its fraud. i mean we wil be together for 6 years in about 2 weeks. so now i am more neverous...