More adjustment of status? In most cases with wireimage, the interview is a very worrisome thing for many people. But if you organize your paperwork and prepare yourself, it should be a breeze. You have to bring all of your original documents that are relevant, and I would also suggest bringing all documents that are from the USCIS or prior immigration. You have to prepare, you have to look over your paperwork, make sure that everything is understandable, and you remember everything. If it's a marriage case, you have to put together sufficient documents to show that you're married in good faith, meaning that you and your spouse live together. I would say that the biggest mistake that people make is that they do not put together sufficient documents. You should put together documents that not only show that you cohabit with your spouse on the same document but also put together documents that show that the two of you live together. For example, if you have separate bank accounts, although not as significant as a joint bank account, it is still an important piece of evidence. So just put together documents that show both spouses live at the same address and that they share other things together. If possible, the more documents you have, the easier your interview. So, you've taken the time to prepare your documents, you've organized it to put all the original documents together, and you put all the supporting documents copies. Now you have to go in for your interview. Be sure to get there early. I would also suggest that you look nice when you get to the interview. You have to hand in your interview noticed and generally be prepared to wait. Most interviews are not long, for about 15 or 20 minutes,...
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