AOS Interview Documents

[VFittipaldi 30]

Hi,

Can someone please share a list of documents they require at the AOS interview? I realize not everyone's case is the same but anything helps.

Our interview is in a month an i am starting to collect documents.

Thank you for your help!

[Dashinka 24,489]

There have been many that have asked this question. The short answer is anything that shows a bone fide marriage. This could include joint bank accounts, insurance documents (home, health, auto) showing both parties, life insurance beneficiary documents showing the spouse as the beneficiary, mortgage, rental, loan agreements with both parties, utility bills with both names, updated tax forms (if you filed 2014 taxes after submitting your initial AOS package), photos from wedding as well as photos with family, cards received addressed to both. I would also bring a complete copy of your AOS package just in case something is missing in the file. One last thing, if the spouse now has a state driver's license or ID, bring that as well.

Most IOs will not look at everything, but it is good to have it on hand. Then tuck it away in a file and add additional proof for the ROC stage.

Good Luck!

Edited July 27, 2015 by Bill & Katya

[VFittipaldi 30]

There have been many that have asked this question. The short answer is anything that shows a bone fide marriage. This could include joint bank accounts, insurance documents (home, health, auto) showing both parties, life insurance beneficiary documents showing the spouse as the beneficiary, mortgage, rental, loan agreements with both parties, utility bills with both names, updated tax forms (if you filed 2014 taxes after submitting your initial AOS package), photos from wedding as well as photos with family, cards received addressed to both. I would also bring a complete copy of your AOS package just in case something is missing in the file. One last thing, if the spouse now has a state driver's license or ID, bring that as well.

Most IOs will not look at everything, but it is good to have it on hand. Then tuck it away in a file and add additional proof for the ROC stage.

Good Luck!

Thank you very much, I have many of those things which is good.

Did you have to bring any financial proof to the interview? For example that you still have a job and/or your income or anything like that.

[TBoneTX 45,267]

Strongly consider creating wills, medical powers of attorney, and similar documents. These make excellent evidence (for AOS and ROC, too) and are even more valuable to have in "life."

[Dashinka 24,489]

Thank you very much, I have many of those things which is good.

Did you have to bring any financial proof to the interview? For example that you still have a job and/or your income or anything like that.

I did take proof of employment information with us as well, but it was never requested. Also, TBone makes a good point, wills are a great idea.

Good Luck!