1. Proof of identity and relationship:
This includes documents such as birth certificates, marriage certificates, divorce decrees, or adoption papers.
2. Financial records:
These include documentation to show the financial stability of both the petitioner and applicant, such as bank statements, tax returns, and pay stubs.
3. Employment and education records:
Documentation should be provided that shows any employment history for the applicant, as well as their education history with degrees or diplomas obtained.
4. Travel documents:
Any travel documents related to trips outside of the United States must be presented to verify that all legal conditions were met while traveling abroad.
5. Evidence of eligibility for a green card:
This includes any criminal records, documents about legal matters, and other relevant documents that may be required.
6. Photograph:
Applicants must bring an up-to-date photograph of themselves for identification purposes.
7. Medical records:
Any medical records related to physical or mental illnesses should be presented as part of the application process.
8. Proof of payment:
Evidence that all required fees were paid before attending the interview is required to proceed with the interview process.