me too 29 July

how long after bio did you get your interview appointment? where is your office?

Sample Questions for Adjustment of Status Interview based on Marriage o Can you tell me how you met your wife? o What year met your spouse? If don’t know exact date that’s ok, month & year o How did the relationship progress? o Who pursued who? o How soon after met did you date? o What sort of things did you do as a couple? o Where did you live when dated? o Where did your spouse work when dating? o What does your spouse do now? o What is your spouse’s work number? o What type of ceremony did you have? o Did anyone attend the ceremony with you? o Did you take any pictures of the ceremony? o Where was your spouse born? o What are your spouse’s parents’ names? o Where do your spouse’s parents live? Preferred city and country o Were you married before? o What kind of apartment living in, 1 bed 2 bed 3 bed, who live there, may ask who gets what bedroom o How long ago was he married? o At least know street name, and city where parents live, if live in Ireland, don’t just say Ireland o When was the last time you entered? ▪ Always state last entry before filed, even if have Advance Parole (because Parole could have been incorrectly issued) ▪ Sometimes ask have you traveled since case filed o If either has a child, can ask what is the child’s name? o How old is the child? o Does the child live with you? o Did you bring pictures? o Do you have copies of the pictures? Check List for Documents Required in Support of Adjustment of Status Interview Petitioner (U.S. Citizen/Lawful Permanent Resident) Documentation: ____​Original, updated letter from employer, on company letterhead, confirming date employment began, marital status, dependents claimed, who to notify in case of an emergency, type of work performed, and annual salary. An official of the company/firm must sign the letter with a contact phone number. ____​All 2019 Form W-2 Wage and Tax Statement and/or Form 1099 Miscellaneous Income. ____​Pay statements for the last two (2) months. ____​Original Birth Certificate. ____​Original Divorce Decrees and/or Death Certificates from all previous marriages (if applicable). ____​Original Birth Certificates of your children and Custody Orders (if applicable). ____​Original Naturalization Certificate (if applicable). ____​Valid U.S. Passport or Driver’s license or State Identification Card. Beneficiary's (Alien Relative) Documentation: ____​Original Birth Certificate (with English translation if applicable). ____​Original Marriage Certificate. ____​Original Divorce Decrees and/or Death Certificates from all previous marriages (if applicable). ____​Original Birth Certificates of your children and Custody Orders (if applicable). ____​Copy of all documentation reflecting your current and past immigration status including valid and expired Employment Authorization Document and Advance Parole Document. ____​Original Social Security Card. ____​Current, valid passport (and previous passport if applicable) including I-94 card. ____​Original Police Report and Criminal Court Final Disposition(s). (If applicable). ____​Sealed Medical from Immigration Certified Doctor – to find a doctor: https://my.uscis.gov/findadoctor

@ahmed thanks so much cause got an interview too

whoever is preparing for interview- get affidavits from family, friends and priest-

thank you so much Ahmed

why do we need affidavits when we have photos with family members

pictures can be altered- (photoshopped)- affidavits with signatures and phone numbers makes it more real to the IO and if it’s signed from your priest as well that makes your marriage bona fide

you’re looking for any and all things to prove your marriage is bona fide - our IO didn’t even look at our pictures because I handed the affidavits to him and he didn’t pursue the pictures after that because the affidavits for him proved my marriage is real

good luck guys me to my interview soon , god is good

good luck to all- my husband did recieve his green card-

@Ak how long did it take for him to get it after the interview?

we were approved on the spot- although we had to provide 1 last thing and that was my divorce paper with it being certified- the one I had with me in the interview was a copy not an original- so I had to mail it in- it took an additional 3 months- as soon as it was entered into the system green card produced-did you have your interview already ausher Faisal

does affidavits should be from US citizens and greencard holder only or it can be from anyone?

thanks @Ak yes I have an interview coming up though I haven’t received the notice yet but when I checked on my uscis case updates, it showed interview scheduled.

Sur o affidavits from anyone who can confirm they know you and they know you are married- your in laws from overseas - your bank tellers- your hairdresser - your job- anyone US citizen LPR your siblings in my case my mom and children who are over 20 years old your priest- make sure their phone number and photo ID confirming who they are is included- the more you have to prove your marriage is bona fide the better for you- I know this is a process in itself but you have one chance in that interview to prove it so be over prepared - hope that helps you

and the one thing I can say to everyone who says they’re nervous- don’t be I wasn’t - I’ll be honest if the IO were to ask me something and my husband had a different response I would have to agree with my husbands answer because I forget things super easy and a lot- haha my IO did get mad at us and yelled at us at the top of his lungs but that didn’t change my attitude or mood I continued on with the interview

@sur o , NO!