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Hi! I wanted to ask: if me and my husband would be called for a Green card interview, would I have to bring my old passport with maiden name in it and K1 visa or they will not ask for it anymore as a photo ID? Do I need a new passport from my country I was born in? I have EAD with my photo and may have driver's license very soon and I have Social Security card. I would like to send my old passport away to get the new passport but I am afraid that they would ask to see that K1 visa again in Green card interview...

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They asked for my old passport and looked at the visa, so if I were you I'd hold on to that passport a while longer.

K-1: 12-22-2015 - 09-07-2016

AP: 12-20-2016 - 04-07-2017

EAD: 01-18-2017 - 05-30-2017

AOS: 12-20-2016 - 07-26-2017

ROC: 04-22-2019 - 04-22-2020
Naturalization: 05-01-2020 - 03-16-2021

U.S. passport: 03-30-2021 - 05-08-2021

En livstid i krig. Göteborg killed it. Epic:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WBs3G1PvyfM&ab_channel=Sabaton

 

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On 10/11/2017 at 11:35 AM, sweetyouandme said:

Hi! I wanted to ask: if me and my husband would be called for a Green card interview, would I have to bring my old passport with maiden name in it and K1 visa or they will not ask for it anymore as a photo ID? Do I need a new passport from my country I was born in? I have EAD with my photo and may have driver's license very soon and I have Social Security card. I would like to send my old passport away to get the new passport but I am afraid that they would ask to see that K1 visa again in Green card interview...

which country are you from? as far as i know, when you renew or apply for a new passport your embassy should not hold / keep your old passport during that time. you present it at the time of application and you present it when you collect your new passport (during this time they "cancel" or invalidate the old passport as well). 

 

and i agree with Scandi - best to hold on to your old passport, at least until your green card is in your hands.

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Passport 17-Feb-22 Drop-off at USPS (expedited processing and shipping) ~ 22-Feb-22 Status: In Process ~ 08-Mar-22 Passport book shipped ~ 09-Mar-22 Status: Approved. Passport book in hand.

N-400     28-Jun-21 Filed online ~ 28-Jun-21 Received NOA + "Biometrics will be re-used" notice ~ 14-Dec-21 Interview scheduled ~ 25-Jan-22 Interview. Approved. Case status: Oath will be scheduled.  ~ 01-Feb-22 Oath scheduled. ~ 14-Feb-22 Oath ceremony.   

ROC        11-Jun-20 Application sent via FedEx ~ 16-Jun-20 Case received ~ 29-Jun-20 (Old) biometrics applied to case ~ 01-Jul-20 NOA ~ 23-Dec-21 Case transferred to new office ~ 25-Jan-22 Combo interview with N400. Case approved. 

AOS        13-Oct -17 Application sent via FedEx ~ 17-Oct-17 Case received ~ 24-Oct-17 Fingerprint fee received ~ 25-Oct-17 NOA1 ~ 17-Nov-17 Biometrics ~ 23-Nov-17 Status "We are scheduling
                 your 
interview" ~ 24-Jul-18 Status "We have scheduled your interview" ~ 28-Jul-18 Interview notice received in the mail  ~ 29-Aug-18 Interview 30-Aug-18 Status "Case was approved" 
                 
04-Sep-18 Received approval / welcome letter in the mail ~04-Sep-18 Status: "Card was mailed to me" ~07-Sep-18 Green card received

EAD/AP  13-Oct Application sent via FedEx ~ 17-Oct Case received ~ 25-Oct NOA1 ~ 17-Nov Biometrics ~ 09-Jan Approved ~ 13-Jan Notice received ~ 18-Jan Combo card received

K1 Visa   28-Jun-17 Case ready (No packet 3 received) ~ 22-Jul Medical ~ 02-Aug Interview (APPROVED!) ~ 03-Aug Visa issued ~ 08-Aug VOH ~ 14-Sep POE (Abu Dhabi) ~ 01-Oct-17 Got married! 

I-129F     17-Feb-17 Petition sent via FedEx ~ 21-Feb-17 Case received ~ 24-Feb-17 NOA1 ~ 30-May-17 NOA2 12-Jun-17 NVC received / Case and Invoice numbers assigned ~ 20-Jun-17 NVC left

 

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On 10/12/2017 at 3:41 PM, iamdegie said:

which country are you from? as far as i know, when you renew or apply for a new passport your embassy should not hold / keep your old passport during that time. you present it at the time of application and you present it when you collect your new passport (during this time they "cancel" or invalidate the old passport as well). 

 

and i agree with Scandi - best to hold on to your old passport, at least until your green card is in your hands.

I am from Latvia, I think I would have to mail my old passport to the embassy. I think I will wait till I get the green card and then change the passport to be sure all is good. Thank you all! 

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