Green Card Interview and documents

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jagsny

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My I-130 was approved in Dec 1997. Petition was filed by my mother as a Permanent resident for her unmarried son 21 years or older. In 9/2003 she became Citizen of United States and I applied for my adjustment of status in 11/2003 as the visa number became current. I submitted Affidavit of support with I 485 and 245i. Also applied for EAD which I got.

I received letter for interview the last week for 5/2005 and it asks me to bring all the documentsalsongwith medical examination and also I 864(affidavit of support).

Two questions:

1. I maintained my legal staus in the U.S. by working on H1 visa until Oct 2002 and after that h1 transfer to another company was declined but I appealed the decision and it is still pending. Do I have to pay $1000.00 under 245i or will it be waived as I did not overstay based on a pending decision on my appeal?

2. I submitted Affidavit of support with my application. Do I have to take another most current one with me or the copy of the same old one i sent in nov 2003?

Thanks in advance.

JD
 
I don't know about your 1st Q. But the answer for your second Q is, you have to take the current I-864.
 
Folks,

can anybody kindly, in detail mention the list of documents needed for the 485 interview...

Everybody mentions "all documents" but no list is placed here...

thanks
 
the list of documents(as in my case):

One must take:

The Interview Notice
Birth Certificate
Passport
Any Government issued ID(Driver's License etc.)
I 94s
All immigration related documents ever issued to you
Eligibility Documentation: any EAD card, any advance parole, petitioner's birth certificate, proof of his/her citizenship or permanent residence.
Your I 693(medical examination)
Your Tax returns and W2s for 3 years if you worked.
If currently working: letter from employer showing hours worked and salary rate with pay stubs for the past 2 months
I 864 and I 864A(if need be) and returns, w2s for 3 years and employer letter showing current pay rate and hours with 2 months' paystubs for the sponsor or joint sponsor and their citizenship or LPR proof.
 
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actually all they want in the interview is just the most recent tax return.

but just to be on the safe side bring all three

be sure and have copies of everything ready to go
 
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