Graefaxe

My wife and I are scheduled for our I-765 CoS interview (K-3 Visa). What
proof of shared life documents are best? We have our Deed/Mortgage, our
auto in both our names, pictures, life insurance and a few other docs.

What about letters from 3 people that know we are married? What should the
letter state and how? Is it worth it?

Accordin to INS, all is in order for our interview (in Arlington, VA) and
all checks have been finished and are ok. We just need to go through the
interview. I just don't want any problems to come up.

Also, any idea how long before the green card is issued?

TIA

Graefaxe

I had what can only reasonably be called a brain cramp when I wrote the
post. Sorry about that.


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    : My wife and I are scheduled for our I-765 CoS interview (K-3 Visa). What
    : proof of shared life documents are best? We have our Deed/Mortgage, our
    : auto in both our names, pictures, life insurance and a few other docs.
    :
    : What about letters from 3 people that know we are married? What should
the
    : letter state and how? Is it worth it?
    :
    : Accordin to INS, all is in order for our interview (in Arlington, VA) and
    : all checks have been finished and are ok. We just need to go through the
    : interview. I just don't want any problems to come up.
    :
    : Also, any idea how long before the green card is issued?
    :
    : TIA
    :
    :

speedyvespa

Do you mean the I-485 interview...? If so, I believe I've read of an opinion from one of the attorneys who post to this group, that it is easier to fail an interview than to pass it. I've still to attend mine, and from the accounts I've read from those who already have, I would garner everything I possibly could - every piece of evidence I could lay my hands on, including letters. There's no sense in being lazy if so much is at stake?

How long is a long piece of string?