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[cherryred_04 1]

hello everyone i have a friend who have her upcoming OAS interview this coming oct. she just want to ask any members in here who have successfully done there any helpful tips and what are some important things to bring to the interview my friend just want to know more any other things needed for the interview besides the things mention in the notice of interview...hoping my dear fellow members in here cud itemize any thing which is important for my friend to bring to her interview...thanks in advance will keep u update about her interview result hoping and praying all goes will with her interview...waiting for your good advice....

cherryred

[Cloudy9 11]

Other than the check list of things they asked for in the AOS interview letter, I brought anything and everything that had both hubbys and my name on it. Title to any vehicle they bought that would have both their names on it. Do they have medical insurance? If so bring copies of that showing both listed.

I was actually bummed the agent didn't have time to look at our wedding pictures, or any of the picutes I brought, it only takes around 15-20 minutes (the interview that is).

[yassmine2878 1]

Make sure to bring as much supporting documentation as possible. Anything that shows the couple living together and/or puts the foreign spouse in the US for a certain period of time. Any mail with both names on it like bank letter, bills, car insurance, etc. A copy of your lease with both names (if you have one). Any membership cards the foreign spouse has aqcuired in the US, etc. Photos are also very useful. I would advise some interview practice ahead of time. We had Atilla the Hun for our interview and she bit my head off with BBQ sauce for trying to help my husband with his English. There is another girl on the board who was actually separated from her husband during the interview because the interviewer though she was coaching him (in truth, he was just looking at her for confirmation he was speaking correct English and it was misconstrued). Best of luck!

[motu 6]

You do not mention which city are you going through. Here in Denver our agent was most interested in proof of living together - health insurance, bank statements, credit cards, health insurance cards - didn't look at any pictures or other stuff like utility bills in both names etc. Good Luck