US Immigration from Sweden

Do we have to include the "souvenir" original copy of our marriage certificate (the one that looks nice) or is the certified copies sufficient?

We have made a change to my husbands middle name as it was spelled wrong and it looks like it may take a little while to get the new "original" copy and we are not sure if we need to submit this as well.

We are almost ready to file our AOS application based on marriage. This is what evidence we have so far:

- Bills in both names

- Joint bank account (We got married last month so we will have one statement at the time we file and will bring more to our interview)

- Husband as an authorized user on my credit card

- Shared health insurance through his job

- Shared vision insurance through his job

- Shared dental insurance through his job

- Listed as beneficiary on his life insurance

- Pictures together from the three years that we have been together

- Affidavit from a close friend

- Reciepts for birthday gifts etc

- Mail addressed to both of us at the same address

- Individual letters explaining our relationship and our three years of history

We cannot add submit a lease as we have been unable to add him to my lease due to it being student housing (he is allowed to live here, however).

Does this look like it will be enough? Is there anything else we should add to the list?

We are trying to gather all documents for the AOS application (Based on marriage) and a question came up.

How many birth certificate copies do I need to include? As far as I have understood by reading on the USCIS website, I need one for the I-130 and one for the I-485 packet, do I need to submit extras with the work authorization application or will these be sufficient?

Hello

My daughter, age 12, got her travel document in the beginning of July, the actual passport which was green and not white

Me and my wife are still waiting on the appointment for biometrics with USCIS.

Finally a few days ago we got our appointments for next week, but our daughter also got an appointment even though we already have her travel document.

Does anyone know if she really needs to show up for the appointment, we're a vacation in europe so I would rather not bring her back to the states for this

We are permanent residents with Green Card. Our lawyer could not give a straight answer.

What exactly are biometrics, I thought it was only fingerprints, which children under 14 does not need to do

Thanks

I receive a grant on a semester by semester basis for being a student from my home country or is this not considered income? I know that loans are not considered income so I am not sure if it would be the same for this.

Would I list this under this question on form I-944?