AOS interview
May 24th 2004, 3:17 am
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AOS interview
Hello folks.
My AOS appointment letter asks to have copies of all documents as well as originals. Thats ok.
Question is; Do I have to make another copy of my Affidavit of support and all the tax return sheets which were sent with the AOS package to the Vermont centre. I have a copy which I kept but do I need another copy incase they want to retain a set? Also, is it just the W2 they look at or the whole tax return file which is about 8 pages long. My interview is at Baltimore.
Thanks for any help.
Dave
My AOS appointment letter asks to have copies of all documents as well as originals. Thats ok.
Question is; Do I have to make another copy of my Affidavit of support and all the tax return sheets which were sent with the AOS package to the Vermont centre. I have a copy which I kept but do I need another copy incase they want to retain a set? Also, is it just the W2 they look at or the whole tax return file which is about 8 pages long. My interview is at Baltimore.
Thanks for any help.
Dave
May 24th 2004, 3:32 am
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Re: AOS interview
We made extra copies of everything *and* took the originals. They did ask to see some original stuff, but by and large they ignored everything else. Still, we were glad we took the copies. As for the tax returns, you may find it easier to call the IRS hotline at (800) 829-1040 and get transcripts - it's a free service.
Ian (and Sheila)
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Timeline:
Mailed I-129F: November 28, 1997
K-1 interview in Montreal: March 27, 1998
Married Sheila: May 23, 1998
Filed for AoS: June 15, 1998
AoS interview: February 20, 2001
Received PR status: March 4, 2001
Applied for Citizenship: December 8, 2003
NoA: Priority date - December 11, 2003
Fingerprinted: January 20, 2004
Citizenship Interview: May 5, 2004 – Passed
Oath Ceremony: June 11, 2004 – and the journey is over!
Ian (and Sheila)
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Timeline:
Mailed I-129F: November 28, 1997
K-1 interview in Montreal: March 27, 1998
Married Sheila: May 23, 1998
Filed for AoS: June 15, 1998
AoS interview: February 20, 2001
Received PR status: March 4, 2001
Applied for Citizenship: December 8, 2003
NoA: Priority date - December 11, 2003
Fingerprinted: January 20, 2004
Citizenship Interview: May 5, 2004 – Passed
Oath Ceremony: June 11, 2004 – and the journey is over!
Originally posted by Daveyboy
Question is; Do I have to make another copy of my Affidavit of support and all the tax return sheets which were sent with the AOS package to the Vermont centre. I have a copy which I kept but do I need another copy incase they want to retain a set? Also, is it just the W2 they look at or the whole tax return file which is about 8 pages long. My interview is at Baltimore.
Question is; Do I have to make another copy of my Affidavit of support and all the tax return sheets which were sent with the AOS package to the Vermont centre. I have a copy which I kept but do I need another copy incase they want to retain a set? Also, is it just the W2 they look at or the whole tax return file which is about 8 pages long. My interview is at Baltimore.
May 24th 2004, 5:53 am
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Re: AOS interview
When's your interview?
I have mine on June 29th at Baltimore so if you're there before me some feedback would be much appreciated!
Good luck!
Tam
I have mine on June 29th at Baltimore so if you're there before me some feedback would be much appreciated!
Good luck!
Tam
