AoS- San Francisco Check List Interview

[noway123456 1]

Hi everyone,

My husband's interview is on November 18th. This is a checklist of what I plan on bringing:

• Interview Letter
• NoA1 for 485
• All NoAs for AoS
• Employment Authorization Card
• SSN (Mine and my husband's)
• Birth Certificates (both of ours)
  • Plus his English Translation
• Marriage Certificate (certified copy)
  • Plus additional copy
• Passport (both of ours)
  • Plus copies of bio pages
  • Plus copy of Husband's K-1 VISA
• 2013 Taxes
  • Sister-in-law (co-sponsor)
    • 2013 irs tax trascript
    • 2 or 3 months of pay stubs
  • Me (the Wife)
    • 2013 irs tax transcript
    • No pay stubs(unemployed)
• Copy of Husband's Vaccination Sheet
• A copy of our AoS packet that we sent in originally
• Extras:

  • Bank statements:

    Pictures:

    Journal:

    • Joint Account from Bank of America
    • Credit Card with him as an authorized user from Bank of America (2 different credit cards)
      • It could only be authorized because he had no credit history, so the bank said it was a good way to build credit for him
    • Credit Card with him as an authorized user from Chase
      • It could only be authorized because he had no credit history, so the bank said it was a good way to build credit for him
    • Many, many pictures from dates, family events, Religious Holidays, and marriage ceremony
    • Pictures from my trip to pick him up and bring him to the US
      • Family pictures, dates, etc.
    • Detailed, documented journal of all my experiences since Jan 2013
• Do I have to bring anything else in that's signed? I read in some places they bring in signed i-864(We already turned those in with the packet we sent originally,) and g-325a(sent those in already too.)

I am still an undergraduate at the University of California, Berkeley. Due to this, we still live with my parents and I do not have a job. So I cannot apply for any joint insurance yet. We also do not have a lease or any utilities because my parents pay for everything. They are kind enough to give us a head start in life. I am graduating this December and we plan on moving out right away. I also have job interviews set up in December. So until then I won't have anything of that nature. This is what I am worried about? Will it be okay?

Also, we only had a marriage ceremony with our elder family members because truth be told we are not rich and simply can't afford one. If we want can we throw a party later on? Like a grad party combo lol

BTW by the time our interview takes place we will only have been married for 4 MONTHS.

[Pitaya 2,577]

For our AOS interview we took the instructions on the AOS interview letter quite literally. We took every piece of paper that we had accumulated thus far in our immigration journey to our AOS interview. It would be sad to receive a RFE for a piece of evidence that we could have brought along, but didn't. The IO asked to see some of our initial photos and my divorce decree. Those had been submitted at the I-129F visa petition phase of our journey.

Good luck on your immigration journey.

Edited November 8, 2014 by A&B

[noway123456 1]

Thank you!!! That's smart I'll just literally being everything we have and file them with us in case they ask for it.

[eeosuccess 19]

Hi everyone,

My husband's interview is on November 18th. This is a checklist of what I plan on bringing:

• Interview Letter
• NoA1 for 485
• All NoAs for AoS
• Employment Authorization Card
• SSN (Mine and my husband's)
• Birth Certificates (both of ours)
  • Plus his English Translation
• Marriage Certificate (certified copy)
  • Plus additional copy
• Passport (both of ours)
  • Plus copies of bio pages
  • Plus copy of Husband's K-1 VISA
• 2013 Taxes
  • Sister-in-law (co-sponsor)
    • 2013 irs tax trascript
    • 2 or 3 months of pay stubs
  • Me (the Wife)
    • 2013 irs tax transcript
    • No pay stubs(unemployed)
• Copy of Husband's Vaccination Sheet
• A copy of our AoS packet that we sent in originally
• Extras:

  • Bank statements:

    Pictures:

    Journal:

    • Joint Account from Bank of America
    • Credit Card with him as an authorized user from Bank of America (2 different credit cards)
      • It could only be authorized because he had no credit history, so the bank said it was a good way to build credit for him
    • Credit Card with him as an authorized user from Chase
      • It could only be authorized because he had no credit history, so the bank said it was a good way to build credit for him
    • Many, many pictures from dates, family events, Religious Holidays, and marriage ceremony
    • Pictures from my trip to pick him up and bring him to the US
      • Family pictures, dates, etc.
    • Detailed, documented journal of all my experiences since Jan 2013
• Do I have to bring anything else in that's signed? I read in some places they bring in signed i-864(We already turned those in with the packet we sent originally,) and g-325a(sent those in already too.)

I am still an undergraduate at the University of California, Berkeley. Due to this, we still live with my parents and I do not have a job. So I cannot apply for any joint insurance yet. We also do not have a lease or any utilities because my parents pay for everything. They are kind enough to give us a head start in life. I am graduating this December and we plan on moving out right away. I also have job interviews set up in December. So until then I won't have anything of that nature. This is what I am worried about? Will it be okay?

Also, we only had a marriage ceremony with our elder family members because truth be told we are not rich and simply can't afford one. If we want can we throw a party later on? Like a grad party combo lol

BTW by the time our interview takes place we will only have been married for 4 MONTHS.

You good, the list is pretty much the same I took to my interview last week at the USCIS San Francisco office, besides I think you have more, just that my spouse is presently working and not a student. regardless, you have everything to prove your marriage.

Goodluck on your interview, and make sure you practice some questions with your spouse, that should help.