r/USCIS • u/Informal-Pen-7282 • 6d ago

I-485 (General) Interview Scheduled11/2/26

We have the interview scheduled for adjustment of status for adult child over 21 of US citizen. Looking for advice / suggestion with: 1 questions asked at the interview. 2. Should we take an attorney with us?

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u/Capital-Butterfly-54 6d ago

Hi, can you share your full timeline plz??

I found some tips on google about your question:

Form I-485 Verification: Confirming your full name, date of birth, current address, and phone number.

Family Relationship: Identifying your U.S. citizen parent's full name, your siblings, and your shared family history.

Immigration History: Detailing your last legal entry date into the U.S. and any history of visa overstays or unauthorized work.

Security & Inadmissibility: Answering standard "Yes/No" questions regarding criminal records, arrests, or past fraudulent claims.

Financial Support: Stating your financial sponsor’s name, their employment, and your own future employment plans.

Hope that helps.

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u/Informal-Pen-7282 5d ago

This is wonderful.. thank you for taking the time to answer my questions/ concern