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  1. My EAD and original birth certificate got taken during my interview and I didn’t receive them back. Is this normal and will I receive my original birth certificate back?
  2. However, it depends on the case and the officer. Just be aware of what you wrote in your application, because officer said mentioned that many people come to interview and answer opposite of what they answered in the application.
  3. During my interview, they didn't ask that much just have a copy of I-864 and I-485 since that's what they asked me and other required documents listed in the interview notice. Have birth certificate with translation, passport id, social security card and evidence other than call logs and pictures. Like bills, joint bank account, car insurance, health insurance, lease which had both names. That is all they asked me. I prepared so much but they barely asked of anything. Don't be nervous.
  4. I have a question if you redo entire I-864 form for the interview with a new version of the form also did you include your income next to your USC spouse after receiving EAD? Or they want us to bring your old application without alien spouse income? What kind of evidence did you include to prove your fiance nonimigrant lawful permanent resident status?
  5. Congratulations! Did you do an additional medical exam in US? Or did they review the old medical exam from the UK?
  6. Also is it preferred/required to bring copies of original application forms like I-864, I-485? I read that some people do, or is it completely unnecessary? For example, on the interview notice it says if required to bring completed I-864 and supporting documents. Did you bring a copy of I-864? I do understand that it makes sense to bring the supporting documents and bring new evidence like payslips and etc. but not sure about the redundancy of the application that they already have on file.
  7. "If your Form I-485 is based on a petition filed by a family member, your petitioner’s Birth Certificate and your petitioner’s evidence of United States Citizenship or Lawful Permanent Resident Status." I'm not sure if the birth certificate is enough since my spouse does not have a passport.
  8. I have a question if my spouse birth certificate is enough to prove the US citizenship for the GC interview?
  9. My interview finally got scheduled when it was my birthday, which I taught it was cute and sweet.
  10. Congratulations! I think you are going to do great at the interview. I feel the same like you even though I’m not scheduled yet but it makes me nervous
  11. What do you need to bring or prepare to the interview? Do you need to bring the copies of application documents like I-485 ? Or just new information
  12. I have received my SSN before marrying and it had restrictions. I thought USCIS informed SSA when my EAD got approved.
  13. I haven’t received it. Do I have to go to SSA to ask for it personally? I thought I will receive an updated SSC together with my EAD but I didn’t. I’m already employed.
  14. How do you know if the case is at the NBC?
  15. So everyone will need to have to do a medical exam in US? Even though doctor abroad marked that all vaccination was complete. As far as I know, polio vaccine is usually given for newborn babies.
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