Interview, bringing passports + travel docs

[DTLVbrit 3]

Hey there,

I am about to send off my n400 application and was just reading through some people's experiences. I saw a thread that contained a photo of the yellow letter that some people receive that had a line about bringing "all passports and travel documents (current and expired) issued to you by any government."

I have my old and current UK passports (from 1994 - 3 total) with visa's from my travel. The one thing I no longer have is copies of my DS 2019 (http://j1visa.state.gov/participants/how-to-apply/about-ds-2019/detailed-description-of-the-ds-2019/) from when I was in the US on a J1 visa doing an internship program back in 2005/2006. The visa is still in my now expired passport, but that document that's given with the visa is long gone... I came to the US in July 07 on a K1 before becoming a permanent resident.

Does anyone think this will be an issue? I assumed they only wanted to see the passports and see entry stamps from your travel since being a permanent resident...

Thanks for any insight!

[pepper spray 0]

All they care about is your travel history out of the states in the last 5 years.

I gave the IO at my interview both my expired and new passport he did not even look a them he just asked me if i was out of the country since i filed my n400 application.

[Cheesypoof 1]

pepper spray is right, they will not ask you about any travel documents that fall outside of the 5 years. I too had a J1 visa right before I got my green card but god only knows where I put the DS2019...If they want that information so bad they can ask SEVIS

[dioxide45 25]

Even if they did care about your travel outside of the five years, they certainly aren't concerned with any travel before you got your green card.

[DTLVbrit 3]

Thanks everyone!