what papers do you take to the interview ?

[M+S 0]

My interview is in August 8 and Iam wondering what we should take to the interview

also if i went to the civil surgeon shall I ask for vaccination only or medical exam too since it's almosy a year since I had my last medical exam for the K3

Thank you

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My interview is in August 8 and Iam wondering what we should take to the interview

also if i went to the civil surgeon shall I ask for vaccination only or medical exam too since it's almosy a year since I had my last medical exam for the K3

Thank you

Unfortunately, it may be in your best interests to have another medical exam conducted, as I believe the exams are only "valid" for one year. The papers you should take to your interview should be listed on the Notice of Action you received, telling you when and where your interview is to take place. However, a summarized list of the forms is:

Marriage certificate

Birth certificates of you and your US Citizen spouse

Joint bank statements / loan agreements or other financial documents in both of your names

Photos of your wedding, vacations, time spent together before you married etc

A copy of the medical report

Your passport and the U.S. passport of your spouse

Both your names on a lease for an apartment or mortgage, to prove you live together.

Any other documents that go towards proving that you're genuinely in love with the person you're married to.

There may be other things, so you might want to search on Google and check out the USCIS website. Basically, they want you to "prove" that your marriage is not fraudulent and that you're honestly and genuinely trying to emigrate to the U.S. to be with someone you share your life with.

Edited July 4, 2007 by aleksandral

[no name 1]

Did you already submit a I-693A with your AOS? If so, no exam or any civil surgeon docs needed.

Your medical is only valid for one year.

[LaL 418]

Salwa - why does your siggy say AOS approved 6/21/07?

[M+S 0]

oh I meant the letter for interview that's what I meant

we don't have loan in both our names on it we rent a house and I think it has Mark's name not mine

and all the bills is in his name but I have my medical insurance bill sent to our house and alos a letter from the Jury department to participate in being a jury in the court in my area ..is that enough and the most important we had a baby 2 month ago and I have her birth certificare and her Socail secuirity number and also I have a state ID with our address where we live on it

and of course we have hundreds of photos together

is that enough?

[~krakatoa~ 27]

oh I meant the letter for interview that's what I meant

we don't have loan in both our names on it we rent a house and I think it has Mark's name not mine

and all the bills is in his name but I have my medical insurance bill sent to our house and alos a letter from the Jury department to participate in being a jury in the court in my area ..is that enough and the most important we had a baby 2 month ago and I have her birth certificare and her Socail secuirity number and also I have a state ID with our address where we live on it

and of course we have hundreds of photos together

is that enough?

My apology to the OP for the irrelevant post, but can a non-USC attend a jury or be assigned a jury duty? To be more specific, in the state of CA?

[Dr_LHA 3]

My apology to the OP for the irrelevant post, but can a non-USC attend a jury or be assigned a jury duty? To be more specific, in the state of CA?

No a non-USC cannot be assigned jury duty. In fact if you sign up for jury duty, you are setting yourself up to be deported. Only US Citizens can be on juries. If you sign up for Jury Duty, you are misrepresenting yourself as a US Citizen, which is grounds for deportation.

On Jury Duty forms you'll see "I cannot attend Jury Duty" question at the top, tick the box that says "I am not a US Citizen" and send back the form. This is true for the State of California, I did this many times.

Edited July 5, 2007 by Dr_LHA

[Silke 1]

Definitely bring the birth certificate of your child to the interview! I'm sure the Immigration Officer will see it as strong evidence of your relationship. Good luck!

[____ 0]

Definitely bring the birth certificate of your child to the interview! I'm sure the Immigration Officer will see it as strong evidence of your relationship. Good luck!

I couldn't agree more - I'd imagine that having a biological child together is pretty strong evidence that your marriage is genuine

I don't think it is a problem that the lease is in your husband's name if you can provide letters that have come to the same address, addressed to you. I now wish that my husband and I had bought everything together - we bought a TV that we put in his name alone, but thankfully the car is in both of our names. I never realized how important joint financial documents were before. I wish that both of our names were on the AKC registration for our puppy, as he's the closest thing we have to a child!!

[~krakatoa~ 27]

My apology to the OP for the irrelevant post, but can a non-USC attend a jury or be assigned a jury duty? To be more specific, in the state of CA?

No a non-USC cannot be assigned jury duty. In fact if you sign up for jury duty, you are setting yourself up to be deported. Only US Citizens can be on juries. If you sign up for Jury Duty, you are misrepresenting yourself as a US Citizen, which is grounds for deportation.

On Jury Duty forms you'll see "I cannot attend Jury Duty" question at the top, tick the box that says "I am not a US Citizen" and send back the form. This is true for the State of California, I did this many times.

Thank you for the affirmation Dr LHA!

[M+S 0]

My apology to the OP for the irrelevant post, but can a non-USC attend a jury or be assigned a jury duty? To be more specific, in the state of CA?

No a non-USC cannot be assigned jury duty. In fact if you sign up for jury duty, you are setting yourself up to be deported. Only US Citizens can be on juries. If you sign up for Jury Duty, you are misrepresenting yourself as a US Citizen, which is grounds for deportation.

On Jury Duty forms you'll see "I cannot attend Jury Duty" question at the top, tick the box that says "I am not a US Citizen" and send back the form. This is true for the State of California, I did this many times.

yep this exactly what I did too I chosed the box that says Iam not a US citizen and I sent the letter back ...they send this letter randomly to any one who has a state ID that 's how they got me randomly chosen..

[M+S 0]

Definitely bring the birth certificate of your child to the interview! I'm sure the Immigration Officer will see it as strong evidence of your relationship. Good luck!

I couldn't agree more - I'd imagine that having a biological child together is pretty strong evidence that your marriage is genuine

I don't think it is a problem that the lease is in your husband's name if you can provide letters that have come to the same address, addressed to you. I now wish that my husband and I had bought everything together - we bought a TV that we put in his name alone, but thankfully the car is in both of our names. I never realized how important joint financial documents were before. I wish that both of our names were on the AKC registration for our puppy, as he's the closest thing we have to a child!!

Our car is in y husband's name and the bills too since he is the one that's working not me ...but I have a cable Tv bill in my and his name and I have all my medical insurance and medical letters has the address where we live and also My state Id also we have joined bank account

[~krakatoa~ 27]

My apology to the OP for the irrelevant post, but can a non-USC attend a jury or be assigned a jury duty? To be more specific, in the state of CA?

No a non-USC cannot be assigned jury duty. In fact if you sign up for jury duty, you are setting yourself up to be deported. Only US Citizens can be on juries. If you sign up for Jury Duty, you are misrepresenting yourself as a US Citizen, which is grounds for deportation.

On Jury Duty forms you'll see "I cannot attend Jury Duty" question at the top, tick the box that says "I am not a US Citizen" and send back the form. This is true for the State of California, I did this many times.

yep this exactly what I did too I chosed the box that says Iam not a US citizen and I sent the letter back ...they send this letter randomly to any one who has a state ID that 's how they got me randomly chosen..

Thank you for re-affirming Dr_LHA's post! I think you will be good with your evidences to take to the interview. Well, good luck!

[Magnolia31 0]

My interview is in August 8 and Iam wondering what we should take to the interview

also if i went to the civil surgeon shall I ask for vaccination only or medical exam too since it's almosy a year since I had my last medical exam for the K3

Thank you

I am wondering too. My interview is in 5 days and all my interview appt. letter said was to "bring documents" with you. They were not specific at all! So I guess I will just take my ID and proof that we are legitimately married.

[rclouse 0]

Definitely bring the birth certificate of your child to the interview! I'm sure the Immigration Officer will see it as strong evidence of your relationship. Good luck!

I'm pretty sure the fact that you've had a child together will prove beyond any doubt it's a legitimate marriage. Don't bring just the BC, bring the baby as well!

And when do we get to see baby pictures?

/one month to go for us....