ambyuk

Self explanatory subject. Got the big folder ready, feeling surprisingly calm. Anyone got any tips or hints?

Good luck to anyone else with an AOS interview tomorrow!

Amber

Rete

Be early (not too early but take into consideration lines); passports, driver's licenses, original marriage certificate, if a K-1 recipient the original I-797, any and all EAD's and A/P's, no food or drink with you nor metal objects like nail files, tweezers, knitting needles, etc. FINGERPRINT RECEIPT. Most INS offices ask for this. Appointment letter.

ambyuk

Thanks Rete. We're lucky, there are never long lines (or even any lines usually, except a small one right before they open) in St. Louis. Although we will get there probably 1/2 hr early. Thanks again. I think I've got everything on the list so we should be good to go.

Amber

Andy Platt

"ambyuk" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > Self explanatory subject. Got the big folder ready, feeling surprisingly calm.
    > Anyone got any tips or hints?

Take along an eight month old daughter - works like a charm!

Failing that the advice I can give is just the usual stuff - don't butt in if the
interviewer is asking your spouse a question (our interviewer never asked us anything
individual anyway), don't volunteer anything bad without specifically being asked,
have the likely documents to hand, be polite.

Andy.

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I'm not really here - it's just your warped imagination.

Amby

    > Take along an eight month old daughter - works like a charm!

Haven't got one, maybe I could borrow yours?!

    > Failing that the advice I can give is just the usual stuff - don't butt in if the
    > interviewer is asking your spouse a question (our interviewer never asked us
    > anything individual anyway), don't volunteer anything bad without specifically
    > being asked, have the likely documents to hand, be polite.

That'll be hard because usually I answer most questions, Aaron is so forgetful. Brain
like a sieve. But I will bite my tongue... thanks.

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Amber

http://www.livingtorah.org/~amby/

Mrs Blackross

don't sweat it. Jason's brain is like a sieve at times too, but, without my help (I
am the talker of the two of us!) he managed to answer the THREE questions they
bothered to ask him at our interview last week...(how did you meet, when did you get
married, what is your SSN)

good luck tomorrow.

--
Crazy Canuck married to a Dam Yankee Entered as Visitor 07/04/01 Married 08/25/01
Filed @ VSC-AOS, EAD, AP 01/07/02 1st NOA 02/06/02 2nd NOA 02/07/02 EAD approved
02/26/02 AP Approved 02/28/02 AOS appointment letter rec'd 03/07/02 Fingerprint
letter rec'd 03/07/02 AOS interview 04/02/02 AOS APPROVED 04/02/02!!! now awaiting
plastic GC in the mail...

"Amby" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
    >
    > > Take along an eight month old daughter - works like a charm!
    >
    > Haven't got one, maybe I could borrow yours?!
    >
    > > Failing that the advice I can give is just the usual stuff - don't butt
in
    > > if the interviewer is asking your spouse a question (our interviewer
never
    > > asked us anything individual anyway), don't volunteer anything bad
without
    > > specifically being asked, have the likely documents to hand, be polite.
    >
    > That'll be hard because usually I answer most questions, Aaron is so forgetful.
    > Brain like a sieve. But I will bite my tongue... thanks.
    >
    > --
    > Amber
    >
    > http://www.livingtorah.org/~amby/