Interview help

[suv 0]

Hi,

We have our AOS interview on May 21st.What all is required at interview?.I don't have any joint account,driving licences,or a marriage ceremony(entered US on K1).We had a court marriage with two evidences who are US citizens.We had an elabarote premarriage and engagement ceremonies in India and hence decided not to have any ceremonies here.What all I can have as a proof of relationship.I don't have a SSN number either.I appreciate any advice from you all.

Thanks

[oussgouss 0]

Hi,

We have our AOS interview on May 21st.What all is required at interview?.I don't have any joint account,driving licences,or a marriage ceremony(entered US on K1).We had a court marriage with two evidences who are US citizens.We had an elabarote premarriage and engagement ceremonies in India and hence decided not to have any ceremonies here.What all I can have as a proof of relationship.I don't have a SSN number either.I appreciate any advice from you all.

Thanks

I guess you should bring some pictures of your ongoing relationship, pictures of you two, pictures with the family and pictures with friends. It is the best you can do. Show them that your marriage is real and everything will go well. Dont panic

[Pitaya 2,577]

It is generally understood by USCIS that folks that have recently married do not have a lot of "marriage relationship evidence." Take a look at the "relationship evidence" section from the VJ K1/K3 Guide, and try to bring as many of the suggested examples as you can.

Eventually most people (see exception below) will receive a letter from the CIS informing you of your interview date. It will include instructions on what to bring to the interview and any required items you may need to complete before hand. One of the most critical items requested will be "evidence of the relationship" which proves that your marriage is true and faithful (i.e. photos, joint checking account, joint lease, joint mortgage, and birth certificates of children if any, etc.). Also, it is important to bring the current passport of the beneficiary to the interview. The interview is fairly painless and may be video recorded and lasts between 15-30 minutes. If approved you will be mailed your "green-card" shortly after the interview date (weeks).

Good luck on your impending interview.