GC Interview from F-1: What do I bring besides what's stated in the letter?

[theImmigrantGuy 7]

So, I have my interview this Monday and I have assembled everything I can for it.

 

I have a copy of everything submitted, updated I-864, I-693, passports, marriage certificate, birth certificates and evidence (joint checking account, joint apartment lease, health insurance and pictures.)

 

1) The interview letter states to bring "all documentation establishing your eligibility for Lawful Permanent Resident status." What do they mean by that?

2) They are asking to bring any immigration or travelling documents issued/used before. Would a most recent electronic I-94 be okay?

 

Thanks!

[Dashinka 24,514]

For one, I would interpret that to be copies of all the immigration submissions you have made to date.  For two, I would think the most recent I94 would suffice.

 

Good Luck!

[theImmigrantGuy 7]

1 minute ago, Bill & Katya said:

 copies of all the immigration submissions you have made to date.

What do you mean immigration submissions? I only have an F-1 Visa in my passport and this AOS. 

[Dashinka 24,514]

9 hours ago, Morty92222 said:

What do you mean immigration submissions? I only have an F-1 Visa in my passport and this AOS. 

Did you retain any copies of the submission when you applied for your F1?  If so, I would bring those even though you may not need it.  I know anytime my wife and I went for an interview at any stage we always brought copies of every package we ever submitted to immigration with us.  In general, it was not necessary, but we always like to be prepared.  As to your first question, I mis-read that, the list you mentioned related to your AOS submission seems to satisfy that question, but if anything has been added since your I485 submission, then I would bring those as well.

 

Good Luck!

[theImmigrantGuy 7]

15 hours ago, Bill & Katya said:

Did you retain any copies of the submission when you applied for your F1?  If so, I would bring those even though you may not need it.  I know anytime my wife and I went for an interview at any stage we always brought copies of every package we ever submitted to immigration with us.  In general, it was not necessary, but we always like to be prepared.  As to your first question, I mis-read that, the list you mentioned related to your AOS submission seems to satisfy that question, but if anything has been added since your I485 submission, then I would bring those as well.

 

Good Luck!

I don't have anything for my F-1 except the visa and the I-20. Am I in trouble? How do I go about getting a copy of whatever I submitted for the F-1. Bear in mind I don't even remember what I submitted as that was 5 years ago!

[Dashinka 24,514]

11 hours ago, Morty92222 said:

I don't have anything for my F-1 except the visa and the I-20. Am I in trouble? How do I go about getting a copy of whatever I submitted for the F-1. Bear in mind I don't even remember what I submitted as that was 5 years ago!

Apologies, I didn't mean to create panic.  I didn't know you were adjusting from an F1 initially, and quite honestly I am not totally familiar with the F1 process.  If you don't have anything other than the visa in your passport you should be fine with respect to the F1.  I was making the comparison to someone that was adjusting from a K1.  Just bring the information that shows your relationship to your spouse which establishes your eligibility to AOS and you should be fine.

 

Good Luck!