F4 Sibling category immigration. Documents required during interview

[sam1967]

Hi,
My brother (a permanent citizen of US) applied for my immigration in June, 2007. I live in Kolkata, India. I am sure it will take another 4-5 years for it to get over (going by the slow speed at which it is progressing, specially the sibling category). I will appreciate if someone can update me as to what documents I might need during the final interview when I fill up the I-485 form.

Another query - I am at present having my own business. What do I need to do in US so that I can keep doing the business (and maybe start another) after I immigrate with a green card ?
Thanks.

 

[Jackolantern]

Hi,
My brother (a permanent citizen of US) applied for my immigration in June, 2007. I live in Kolkata, India. I am sure it will take another 4-5 years for it to get over (going by the slow speed at which it is progressing, specially the sibling category). I will appreciate if someone can update me as to what documents I might need during the final interview when I fill up the I-485 form.

The birth certificates are of primary importance -- your USC sibling's birth certificate, and your own. If you don't have the same mother, you'll need additional evidence depending on whether your father was married.

Note that you won't file I-485 if you're outside the US when it's time for the final round of paperwork and the interview. Instead of I-485 you'll file DS-230 (or DS-260, the electronic alternative to DS-230).

Another query - I am at present having my own business. What do I need to do in US so that I can keep doing the business (and maybe start another) after I immigrate with a green card ?

Hire somebody to manage it while you live in the US.

 

[sam1967]

Thanks for the update. Is that I only the birth certificates or is there any other documents that I need to keep ready during the final round ?
Thanks for the information about the form that I need to fill up before the final interview.
Will wait to hear for any response.