I have an interview at INS to get 10year green card. What do I bring & what do I have to be ready for?

Question

I filed an application form I-751 as a battered spouse to remove a condition residency. There is an interview day scheduled and I was hoping that I would have the instraction or suggestion on what do I need to bring with me for the interview. I do not know what kind of questions I would be asked. Any help & advise would be helpful. Thanks.

Answer 1

Ooh thats a sad story. Everything that proves who you are.
1.License(Make sure the address on it is actually where you are living, this is a key item, cause if its not where your living, you wont get that card!)
2.Any paperwork that proves you are married to your husband.
3.Proof of residency, as a Bill(Phone Bill preferred).

These three things are really essential, but if they don't send you a letter, or make a phone call, telling you as to what you must bring with you. Then anything else that they may need but you didnt bring, technically isnt your fault. Its up to them to let you know what they need to work through the process.

Answer 2

First I'm sorry to hear you have been battered, no one should go through that! Good luck with your interview
You should of been given a list of what you needed to take with you to the interview, It should of come with your notice for interview. As far as what questions and what to say, the questions are pretty random, but I suggest you just be honest and upfront with everything that happened. Officers tend to know when your not telling the truth. Just be forthright! Again good luck!

Answer 3

I would suggest you call ahead to confirm what you will actually need they can inform you of what is required

Answer 4

just do what they say and bring what they ask you to bring.

Answer 5

Please talk to an immigration attorney , They have a list of everything you need.

Answer 6

birthcertificate "joking"