AOS interview stuff

[smurfett 0]

Hi all, i have a question for my friend who will have an interview on 18th may. She had biometric on 28March and til now haven't got EAD / AP which is must be bring on the interview

I was told her, maybe EAD / AP will coming soon cos when i process mine, it took around 1 month after i had bioometric.

So my question is, do you guys think she will get EAD / AP before her interview? if not, is it possible if USCIS sent a letter for interview before she get her EAD / AP?

and her medical exam form I-693 still use from K1 visa process, should she bring it on her interview too? Because she told me, her lawyer said just use the K1. Is it will be RFE for her later? if yes, so she needs to take a new medical exam and sending to USCIS or how? Would it make her AOS fail?

thanks all

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

Hi all, i have a question for my friend who will have an interview on 18th may. She had biometric on 28March and til now haven't got EAD / AP which is must be bring on the interview

I was told her, maybe EAD / AP will coming soon cos when i process mine, it took around 1 month after i had bioometric.

So my question is, do you guys think she will get EAD / AP before her interview? if not, is it possible if USCIS sent a letter for interview before she get her EAD / AP?

and her medical exam form I-693 still use from K1 visa process, should she bring it on her interview too? Because she told me, her lawyer said just use the K1. Is it will be RFE for her later? if yes, so she needs to take a new medical exam and sending to USCIS or how? Would it make her AOS fail?

thanks all

EAD /AP card is not required at interview. If she has it, they sometimes take the cards back at the interview if she is approved for a greencard. With a GC she no longer needs EAD or AP. Sometimes the interview comes so quickly that it is before EAD/AP approval. They will not issue the EAD/AP if her greencard approval comes first. Not a problem at all.

[smurfett 0]

EAD /AP card is not required at interview. If she has it, they sometimes take the cards back at the interview if she is approved for a greencard. With a GC she no longer needs EAD or AP. Sometimes the interview comes so quickly that it is before EAD/AP approval. They will not issue the EAD/AP if her greencard approval comes first. Not a problem at all.

Thanks Nich-Nick, yes she is kinda worry because still got no EAD / AP but i said it's still 1 month before the interview so who knows EAD / AP will come later before interview

now she try to update her medical exam form just in case if USCIS asking the update one

[smurfett 0]

i have another question, does she need to bring a birth certificate of her husband children whom is already an adult too on the interview? because they are not living with them

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

Thanks Nich-Nick, yes she is kinda worry because still got no EAD / AP but i said it's still 1 month before the interview so who knows EAD / AP will come later before interview

now she try to update her medical exam form just in case if USCIS asking the update one

Do you understand that she does not need to worry if she doesn't get EAD??? If she doesn't have it, then she can't bring it. They know that. There is no reason to hope it comes in a month other than she could get a job with it. No EAD doesn't affect her interview.

i have another question, does she need to bring a birth certificate of her husband children whom is already an adult too on the interview? because they are not living with them

She needs to take her birth certificate if she mailed only a photocopy. They may want to see the original. There is no reason for children's birth certificates unless they are applying for a greencard.

[CANbirdUSman 11]

EAD /AP card is not required at interview. If she has it, they sometimes take the cards back at the interview if she is approved for a greencard. With a GC she no longer needs EAD or AP. Sometimes the interview comes so quickly that it is before EAD/AP approval. They will not issue the EAD/AP if her greencard approval comes first. Not a problem at all.

Best thing I've read all day.

My interview is tomorrow, and I forgot my EAD card.

Fingers crossed they don't ask.

The 1st NOA, for AOS interview, does ask for EAD. "Any immigration-related documentation ever issued to you, including any EAD/AP."

We rescheduled; 2nd notice asked for specific items, not including EAD.

Like I said, fingers crossed.

[CANbirdUSman 11]

EAD /AP card is not required at interview. If she has it, they sometimes take the cards back at the interview if she is approved for a greencard. With a GC she no longer needs EAD or AP. Sometimes the interview comes so quickly that it is before EAD/AP approval. They will not issue the EAD/AP if her greencard approval comes first. Not a problem at all.

Best thing I've read all day.

My interview is tomorrow, and I forgot my EAD card.

Fingers crossed they don't ask.

The 1st NOA, for AOS interview, does ask for EAD. "Any immigration-related documentation ever issued to you, including any EAD/AP."

We rescheduled; 2nd notice asked for specific items, not including EAD.

Like I said, fingers crossed.

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

Best thing I've read all day.

My interview is tomorrow, and I forgot my EAD card.

Fingers crossed they don't ask.

The 1st NOA, for AOS interview, does ask for EAD. "Any immigration-related documentation ever issued to you, including any EAD/AP."

We rescheduled; 2nd notice asked for specific items, not including EAD.

Like I said, fingers crossed.

Well the comment was about a person who hasn't gotten a card, not just forgot it.

Offices vary. Some take the cards. Some hand out an envelope and say mail it in when your GC arrives. Some say cut it up when your GC arrives. Some never even mention it. I think my husband still has his or maybe he turned it over along with his GC at his citizenship ceremony.

[CANbirdUSman 11]

Well the comment was about a person who hasn't gotten a card, not just forgot it.

Offices vary. Some take the cards. Some hand out an envelope and say mail it in when your GC arrives. Some say cut it up when your GC arrives. Some never even mention it. I think my husband still has his or maybe he turned it over along with his GC at his citizenship ceremony.

Yes, vaild point. They can't show what they don't have.

Thank you kindly for sharing more details.

[smurfett 0]

Do you understand that she does not need to worry if she doesn't get EAD??? If she doesn't have it, then she can't bring it. They know that. There is no reason to hope it comes in a month other than she could get a job with it. No EAD doesn't affect her interview.

She needs to take her birth certificate if she mailed only a photocopy. They may want to see the original. There is no reason for children's birth certificates unless they are applying for a greencard.

yes i got it, and for her husband children birth certificate it was mentioned on USCIS letter for their interview or this is just for children who wants applyiing for green card too?

it wrote like this : "birth certificates for all children of this marriage & custody papers for your children and for your spouse's children not living with you >> my friend's husband children already grown up and not living with them so kinda hard to get their birth certificate, is it will become a problem if USCIS asking to see?