What to bring on Oath Ceremony

[ronaldthy]

On the invitation letter, they ask me to bring "any immigration documents you may have." Do anyone know what documents do they mean? What if I do not have?

On the question that they have asked on the back of the letter, is there any problem if I say yes on "have you traveled outside the united states after interview?"

[nwctzn]

On the invitation letter, they ask me to bring "any immigration documents you may have." Do anyone know what documents do they mean? What if I do not have?

On the question that they have asked on the back of the letter, is there any problem if I say yes on "have you traveled outside the united states after interview?"

Did you receive any additional documents after the interview? If not, just your greencard and your current passport (to check for the travel after your interview) should be sufficient. Just to be on the safe side, take all your USCIS correspondence with you to the oath and keep it locked in your car's trunk. No need to carry a large folder with you during the oath. If need be, you can always go back to your car and get the required documents if they ask for it.

If you have traveled after the interview, definitely check 'YES' since you need to disclose everything truthfully. It should not be a problem at all if you have a trip after the interview unless the trip is so long to jeopardize your physical presence or continuous residence requirement which I assume is not the case with you, right?

[klinostat]

I just went through mine and got my certificate.. The consular told me to tick NO on all the questions. I had travelled to the uk after my initial application in november. Ticking yes applies if there was a problem with your application after your final interview and they had to do further review and you came again for further review. I dont know what your case/ scenerio is.Most people whom i met for our interview were asked to tick NO.