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I know I need bring the photocopies of some documents as well as the original ones. But for the photos, emails and messages, should I prepare for two copies for each files? Thanks in advance!

05-21-2014: Interview in Montreal: K1 Visa Approved with Administrative Processing

07-03-2014: CEAC STATUS UPDATED: K1 Visa Issued.

07-12-2014: Marriage

07-28-2014: Filed I-485, I-765, and I-131.

08-01-2014: NOA1 for I-485, I-765, and I-131

08-26-2014: Biometric

09-18-2014: EAD

03-30-2015: I-485 Interview and got approved on site:)

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No. You would not need "copies' for all those. In fact at the first window, where all the documents are checked as per checklist, you would not be needing even originals of photos, messages etc. they only ask for passport size photos of beneficiary, BC(original & copy), originals of affidavit of support, medicals, police certs, letter of intent, etc. Photos, messages etc stuff you would carry with you to interview window & provide them if and when asked.

Even thou I took all those, the officer never asked for it. At the end of the interview I asked if the officer would like to see evidences of our relationship like flight tickets, photos etc. but he said he is convinced about our relationship from whatever I answered & that is enough.

Btw, when is your interview? Good Luck

USCIS - 50days

I-129F Application mailed: 10-July-2013; NOA1 (hard copy): 22-July-2013; NOA2: 29-Aug-2013 (text/email)

NVC: 52 days

NVC received: 15-Oct-2013; Got case #: 16-Oct-2013(phone); In Transit: 17-Oct-2013(CEAC website)

Consulate ~ Medical - POE: 139(+) days

Consulate received: 21-Oct-2013; Packet3 forms sent to Consulate: 29-Oct-2013; Packet4 received: 04-Nov-2013

Medicals completed on 28-Jan-2014; Interview on 10-March-2014; Visa in hand: 24-Apr-2014

GC: 114 days

POE:17-May-2014; Marriage: 19-May-2014 (Got marriage certificate on the same day at Sacramento, CA); I-693 on 20-May-2014

AOS/EAD/AP sent: 22-May-2014; Reached USCIS: 26-May-2014; NOA1: 02-June-2014

Received Biometrics notice: 07-June-2014 for Biometrics on 23-June-2014, 12:00 noon; Early Walk-in Biometrics successfully completed: 12-June-2014

USCIS website AoS status changed to "testing & Interview" : 30-June-2014; EAD/AP Status "Card in production": 04-Aug-2014; USCIS website updated with interview date as 8-Sep-2014 on: 6-Aug-2014.

Received EAD/AP Combo card in mail: 11-Aug-2014

AoS Interview: 8-Sep-2014; Result: APPROVED; USCIS status changed to "card in production"; Received GC by mail: 16-Sep-2014

RoC:

Applied I-751: 14-June-16; NoA: 17-June-16; Letter received on: 22-June-16

Biometrics notice received on 30-Jun-16 ; Biometrics: 12-July-16;

Received RFE dated 04-Aug-17 on 09-Aug-2017; asked house lease or deed, utility bills if applicable, birth cert of children born to this marriage;

Responded on 15-Aug-2017; USCIS received response on 16:Aug-17; Approved: 13-Sep-17; Case Status to "New Card is mailed": 18-Sep-17; Card received in mail: 21-Sep-2017

N-400

Applied online: 12-Nov-2017; Biometrics: 06-Dec-2017; Received interview letter on 09-Oct-18; Interview at SFO: 06-Nov-2018; Approved; Oath Scheduled on 05-Dec-2018; postponed to 16-Jan2019 because of Former President Sr. Bush's funeral; Oath completed on 16-Jan-2019; Applied for US Passport (expedited) on 18-Jan-2019; received Passport : 29-Jan-2019; received NC:01-Feb-2019

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No. You would not need "copies' for all those. In fact at the first window, where all the documents are checked as per checklist, you would not be needing even originals of photos, messages etc. they only ask for passport size photos of beneficiary, BC(original & copy), originals of affidavit of support, medicals, police certs, letter of intent, etc. Photos, messages etc stuff you would carry with you to interview window & provide them if and when asked.

Even thou I took all those, the officer never asked for it. At the end of the interview I asked if the officer would like to see evidences of our relationship like flight tickets, photos etc. but he said he is convinced about our relationship from whatever I answered & that is enough.

Btw, when is your interview? Good Luck

Thanks for the reply. I really appreciate it. The interview is scheduled on May 13rd. I received my packet 4 this Wednesday.

Please stay in touch! Best wishes to you and yours;)

05-21-2014: Interview in Montreal: K1 Visa Approved with Administrative Processing

07-03-2014: CEAC STATUS UPDATED: K1 Visa Issued.

07-12-2014: Marriage

07-28-2014: Filed I-485, I-765, and I-131.

08-01-2014: NOA1 for I-485, I-765, and I-131

08-26-2014: Biometric

09-18-2014: EAD

03-30-2015: I-485 Interview and got approved on site:)

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