i-485 IW help

[Lisel N Javier 3]

i need help after a YEAR of applying for the aos i got this I'm totally lost they are asking for so many thing , my husband does not have any income tax returns . I don't know what to take there this is so frustrating. i don't know if this is a interview for the green card or if they just need more evidence i don't understand. i called the uscis and steel waiting on the phone.

Please come to this office at the date, time, and place indicated below in connection with an official immigration matter.

PLEASE BRING THE FOLLOWING (ALONG WITH PHOTOCOPIES):

Evidence of petitioner's status (original passport, alien card, naturalization certificate and/or u.s. birth certificate);

Original passport(s), with proof of entry, if applicable, and government issued photo identification for the beneficiary;

Evidence of the completed 1-864 from the sponsor (if never submitted) or co-sponsor (if required) ;

Proof that the sponsor/co-sponsor is a US citizen or a LPR;

Current job letter w/copies of the most recent pay stubs or earning statements;

Most recent income tax return accompanied by W-2 or 1099 forms;

If you have ever been arrested, bring the related Police Report and the certified Final Court Disposition for each arrest, even if the

charges have been dismissed or expunged. If no Police Report or Court Disposition is available, bring a letter from the Police

Department or the court with jurisdiction indicating this.

8. If you are applying for Adjustment of Status under the Cuban Adjustment Act and the Police Clearance Letter which you submitted

with your application is currently more than 15 months old, please bring a new Police Clearance letter with you to your interview.

A. IF PETITION IS BASED ON A MARRIAGE, THE PETITIONER AND THE BENEFICIARY MUST BOTH APPEAR AND BRING

ALONG THE FOLLOWING:

Original, court certified marriage certificate and divorce decree(s) and/or death certificate(s);

Certified I.R.S. printout for your joint tax filings for the previous year(s);

Joint account/bills;

Joint insurance policies (car/boat/health/life/etc ... );

Evidence of joint purchases;

Original warranty deed(s), lease(s), and/or rental agreement(s);

Any other documents to show a marital relationship such as family photos, children's birth certificate(s), etc.

B. IF PETITIONER AND BENEFICIARY ARE PARENT AND CHILD OR SIBLINGS:

Original, certified birth certificates from petitioner and benficiary;

Evidence of a parent-child relationship between the petitioner and beneficiary through the years such as family photos, etc.;

If this is a step relationship, original, court certified marriage certificate.

[HK12 273]

Sounds to me like a normal Green Card interview. I am feeling with you how frustrating this must be after having waited that long. But, it does not seem anything to worry about either.

I found this topic for you which might help a little with gathering evidence. http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/352285-called-for-aos-interview-from-k1/ Especially post #8. There are more threads on here about this if you use the search function.

You will do fine!

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

Agree with the person above. It seems like you are getting an interview. Just follow their instructions, show up, answer their questions together and provide any of the documentation they ask for that is listed on your letter to bring.

[Sarah&Michel 6]

I know how frustrating the process has been but hopefully, it's a sign that things are beginning to move in the right direction!

Did you file your 2012 taxes jointly? My husband and I filed together since we were married in 2012 even though he had yet to begin to work. Even if you didn't file jointly, I would still bring your 2012 tax returns to your interview.

Good luck!

[slowlyman 118]

Most Everything on this list you should have already sent for the AOS application. Just gather the originals into a nice folio and go to the appointment. The income proof is for the Petitioner not the beneficiary. The same you provided for the AOS application.

Nothing scary here. Should all be finished soon and you'll have a nice shiny new green card.