Interview coming up...nervous

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pinkplumage

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I just realize that I don't have I-90 or I-94(not sure). My interview date is on December 2. I remember I send it in when I renew my GC. I am not sure about it.

I filed tax late(I filed 2004-2008 tax this year)...I just finish paid everything last week....so nervous...do I need to prepare for anything else.
 
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pinkplumage said:
I just realize that I don't have I-94. My interview date is on December 2. I remember I send it in when I renew my GC. I am not sure about it.

I filed tax late(I filed 2004-2008 tax this year)...I just finish paid everything last week....so nervous...do I need to prepare for anything else.
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You 're not required to have past I-94s for interview. Don't worry about it.
 
pinkplumage said:
I just realize that I don't have I-90. My interview date is on December 2. I remember I send it in when I renew my GC. I am not sure about it.

I filed tax late(I filed 2004-2008 tax this year)...I just finish paid everything last week....so nervous...do I need to prepare for anything else.
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If you mean I-94, it is not required. Make sure to bring your tax transcripts or copies of your tax returns with you to the interview.

If you have any immigrant documents like I-20s, etc, bring them with you. Important things that you should bring are: green card, driver license, your current passport or expired passport and marriage certificate if you are married or divorce decree if you are divorced. Bring traffic tickets if you have.

Do not risk any traffic citation or break any law until you get a certificate of naturalization. :)

Be cool and relax. :) Dec is a very cool month to celebrate.
 
Hello
I switched my employers before I-485 approval. I changed the employers after 1 year of filing I-485 using AC-21 rule. I was questioned about this in my citizenship interview and it was not an issue for approving my citizenship application. The officer asked me if I notified USCIS about my employer change as she did not find any documentation indicating that. I said to her that I called USCIS to inform my address change and employment change, which i did. The officer asked me if i changed the jobs in similar category and then recommended to approve my citizenship. You don't need to worry about your employer switch, the whole purpose of granting green card to give you freedom to work for whom ever you like provided the job classification is same. My advice to you is be confident when answering the officer if officer asks you about employer switch. If the officer sees you hesitant in answering, it might trigger additional grilling.
Don't worry and be confident, you will get your citizenship. Another thing that will help you is get an employment letter from your current employer to match your labour certification.
 
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