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Interview Tomorrow!!
Hey everyone!
So tomorrow is the big day. Our interview! We are excited and nervous at the same time. We are filing from Los Angeles and are heading to the Los Angeles service center at 11am tomorrow morning. Below i'm going to put my timeline and the evidence i'm bringing with us to the interview. Wish us luck for a smooth interview!
Timeline
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PD: June 19
NOA1: June 29th
Bio Letter: June 30th
Bio Appt: July 14th
RFE: July 15th RFE received, Missing form I-130A.
RFE Received by USCIS: July 19th
Interview Scheduled: September 14th
Interview: October 16th (Tomorrow)
Evidence Being Brought to Interview
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- Original and Copies of our Passports (Me and my husband)
- Original and Copies of our Birth Certificates (Me and my husband)
- Original and Copies of all travel documents I've used to enter the united states (Student I-20, VWP Approval notice)
- Copy of flight itinerary from last time I entered the USA.
- Copy of I-94 and Travel History from CBP website.
- Original and Copy of Marriage Certificate
- Joint Bank Account Statement
- Joint Life Insurance
- Joint Dental Insurance
- Joint Medi-cal insurance
- Joint Vet bills for our cat
- Copy of bus tickets from a holiday to Arizona
- Copy of hotel booking from holiday to Arizona
- Rental Verification from my landlord stating my husband has lived with me in our apartment from August 2016 till present.
- Copy of my Original lease with my roommates.
- 3 letters my husband has received at our current address (Proof of Address)
- Copy of I-693 Medical Examination.
- All of the notices I have received from USCIS
- Copies of all evidence already supplied with form I-864.
- Photo album with over 200 photos :)
And that's all the evidence we have! It might be a little much but I thought we'd better be over prepared for everything rather than underprepared. Thanks to everyone for posting your experiences, it truly helped throughout this journey and i'll update you all on how we go tomorrow at our interview!
So tomorrow is the big day. Our interview! We are excited and nervous at the same time. We are filing from Los Angeles and are heading to the Los Angeles service center at 11am tomorrow morning. Below i'm going to put my timeline and the evidence i'm bringing with us to the interview. Wish us luck for a smooth interview!
Timeline
-----------
PD: June 19
NOA1: June 29th
Bio Letter: June 30th
Bio Appt: July 14th
RFE: July 15th RFE received, Missing form I-130A.
RFE Received by USCIS: July 19th
Interview Scheduled: September 14th
Interview: October 16th (Tomorrow)
Evidence Being Brought to Interview
-------------------------------------------------
- Original and Copies of our Passports (Me and my husband)
- Original and Copies of our Birth Certificates (Me and my husband)
- Original and Copies of all travel documents I've used to enter the united states (Student I-20, VWP Approval notice)
- Copy of flight itinerary from last time I entered the USA.
- Copy of I-94 and Travel History from CBP website.
- Original and Copy of Marriage Certificate
- Joint Bank Account Statement
- Joint Life Insurance
- Joint Dental Insurance
- Joint Medi-cal insurance
- Joint Vet bills for our cat
- Copy of bus tickets from a holiday to Arizona
- Copy of hotel booking from holiday to Arizona
- Rental Verification from my landlord stating my husband has lived with me in our apartment from August 2016 till present.
- Copy of my Original lease with my roommates.
- 3 letters my husband has received at our current address (Proof of Address)
- Copy of I-693 Medical Examination.
- All of the notices I have received from USCIS
- Copies of all evidence already supplied with form I-864.
- Photo album with over 200 photos :)
And that's all the evidence we have! It might be a little much but I thought we'd better be over prepared for everything rather than underprepared. Thanks to everyone for posting your experiences, it truly helped throughout this journey and i'll update you all on how we go tomorrow at our interview!
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