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I-485 interview: Do I need to bring copies of EAD and AP?

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cx711s   2

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Hi everyone, my interview is up for tomorrow haha. 

 

I've gathered most documents but was wondering if I would need to bring a copy of my EAD and AP approval letters as well. 

The interview instruction sinply says "Any immigration-related document ever issued to you, including EAD and AP"

So I'm thinking it's not necessary..

 

Any advice will be much appreciated! 

AOS Packet (I-485, AP, EAD)

2016.10.11 Documents sent

2016.10.12 Documents received to Chicago lockbox

2016.10.25 NOA1 text & email / Biometrics fee received

2016.10.29 NOA1 letters in mail

2016.11.04 Biometrics Letter received & Biometrics done! (originally scheduled for 2016.11.14)

2016.12.09 I-485: Case is ready to be scheduled for interview

2016.12.23 Interview scheduled to 2017.1.31

2017.1.12 EAD and AP approved (EAD status was first "New card being produced" then soon changed to "Case Approved")

2017.1.17 EAD and AP approval letter in hand 

2017.1.31 I-485 Interview & Status says "'New card being produced" :)

 

ROC

2018.11.03 Documents sent via USPS Priority Express

2018.11.05 Documents delivered to Texas

2018.12.11 NOA1 Extension Letter received

2019.07.12 Biometrics Letter received - appt date 07.25

 

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LionessDeon   2,060

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8 minutes ago, cx711s said:

Hi everyone, my interview is up for tomorrow haha. 

 

I've gathered most documents but was wondering if I would need to bring a copy of my EAD and AP approval letters as well. 

The interview instruction sinply says "Any immigration-related document ever issued to you, including EAD and AP"

So I'm thinking it's not necessary..

 

Any advice will be much appreciated! 

I would say it is necessary.  Why not bring it just in case?  Be prepared.  Bring everything they could possibly ask for.  It's 2 sheets of paper. Take it.

 
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