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Hi all,

I have just received interview notice for my I-485 AOS from marriage, according to the YOU MUST BRING ITEMS on the notice there is this one: Birth Certificates for all children of this marriage, and custody papers for your children and for your spouse's children not living with you.

So this is very confusing to me, why is that relevant to my AOS? He is the citizen and he has two kids that don't live with us, they live in another state with their mother. In this case, do we need to bring their birth certificates to the interview or do they mean custody papers if he has custody?

Thanks for any advice.

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OUR JourneyK103/19/2012 I129F sent (CSC)03/27/2012 NOA 107/24/2012 NOA 2 (123 Days from NOA 1)08/02/2012 NVC (5 days)08/14/2012 Received Packet 3 (22 Days from NOA 2)08/29/2012 Interview & APPROVED!! (159 Days from NOA 1)08/31/2012 K1 visa in Hand!!!!11/07/2012 POE via Chicago11/09/2012 MarriageAOS (Green Card in hand after 4 months and 4 days)11/30/2012 AOS package sent12/07/2012 NOA hard copies received for AOS, EAD & AP12/28/2012 Biometrics appointment02/04/2013 EAD & AP combo card received (approved after 57 days)03/26/2013 Interview04/03/2013 Conditional Green Card received (8 days after interview)*Green Card in hand 12 months 15 days after I129 was sent* ROC01/20/2015 ROC package sent01/21/2015 NOA (Received in mail on 01/26/2015) 02/17/2015 Biometrics appointment 06/18/2015 Approved 06/26/2015 Card received ________________________________________________________________________9hft6b514xjptqer.png[url="http://www.magicalkingdoms.com/timers/"?5v4diae5bqndljpg.png[/url]

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Mexico
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My husband and I have no children together. I have 2 USC children from a previous marriage. I was never asked for birth certificates for my children. If he has copies of their birth certificates, then go ahead and bring them along. I personally would not go out of my way to obtain copies if I did not have them handy. They will be more interested in you co-mingling your finances and other accounts to show your marriage is a real one.

Link to K-1 instructions for Ciudad Juarez, Mexico > https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/K1/CDJ_Ciudad-Juarez-2-22-2021.pdf

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