What is this service?
Immigration interviews may require original documents, identification, notices, and additional evidence.
The requirements depend on the type of application, the agency conducting the interview, and the specific instructions you received.
Ge Chanfon Services provides administrative assistance to prepare and organize your documents.
Who is this service for?
- People with an interview appointment with USCIS or at a U.S. embassy or consulate.
- People who want to bring their documents organized and complete.
This is an administrative document preparation service. We do not represent you or attend the interview with you.
What type of interview do you have?
For interviews related to adjustment of status, including certain family-based applications. The documents depend on Form I‑485, the related petitions, and the interview notice.
For naturalization applicants. It may require the green card, identification, passports, travel documents, and additional evidence related to the file.
For visa applicants at U.S. embassies or consulates. The requirements depend on the type of visa, the consular post, and the appointment instructions; not every visa follows the same procedure.
What documents should I bring?
General documents, as applicable:
- Interview letter or notice.
- Passport and identification.
- A copy of the application filed.
- Original civil documents or certified copies, when required.
- USCIS or NVC notices.
- Additional evidence listed in the appointment notice.
- Certified translations, when applicable.
The final list is prepared according to your notice and the official instructions.
Interviews with USCIS
They may be for different applications, for example:
- I‑485 — Adjustment of status.
- N‑400 — Naturalization.
- I‑751 — Removal of conditions, when an interview is scheduled.
- Other cases in which USCIS requires an interview.
Not every one of these applications necessarily has an interview; USCIS decides case by case.
The citizenship interview (N‑400) includes the English test (reading, writing, and speaking) and the civics test, unless an exemption or waiver applies. Academic preparation or practicing questions is not automatically included in the document organization service.
USCIS — What to expect at the citizenship interview (opens in a new tab)
Consular interviews
For immigrant visa interviews, the following are reviewed as applicable:
- Interview letter.
- DS‑260 confirmation.
- Passport.
- Required photographs.
- Original civil documents or certified copies.
- Required translations.
- Current police certificates, when applicable.
- Medical exam instructions.
- Specific requirements of the embassy or consulate.
The Department of State says you do not need to bring the Affidavit of Support or the financial evidence already submitted to NVC. Always follow your consulate's instructions and your case's requirements.
For nonimmigrant visas, the list is different and depends on the category and the consulate's instructions.
What does our service include?
- Administrative review of the interview notice.
- Identifying the type of case and the agency.
- Preparing a personalized list of documents.
- Reviewing available and pending documents.
- Organizing originals and copies.
- Preparing folders or dividers.
- Identifying the translations needed.
- Delivering a final list for the day of the appointment.
It does not include legal representation or attending the interview with you.
Main documents
- Interview notice.
- USCIS receipt number or consular case number, as applicable.
- A copy of the application filed, if you have it.
- Passport and identity documents.
- Civil and immigration documents related to the case.
- The agency's specific instructions.
Please do not send documents through the form on this page. After you hire us, we will email you the questionnaire and the complete list.
Frequently asked questions
Should I bring originals?
It depends on the case. USCIS and consulates may ask for originals or certified copies of certain documents.
Can I bring additional documents?
Follow your appointment instructions and prepare evidence related to your case.
Do I need translations?
It depends on the language of the documents and the requirements of the agency or consulate.
Does Ge Chanfon Services attend the interview with me?
No. The service is limited to the administrative preparation and organization of documents.
Do you guarantee that my interview will be approved?
No. The decision belongs exclusively to the immigration authority.
Costs
Our fees
Government filing fees
Document organization: $0 government fee
Preparing and organizing documents does not require a separate government fee. However, the immigration case, medical exam, translations, or other requirements may involve additional costs depending on the case.
How to get started
- Fill out the request form.
- Receive the service information, the contract, and the questionnaire by email.
- Review and sign the contract before making any payment. Then send the required documents so we can begin preparing your forms.
Ge Chanfon Services LLC provides document preparation and administrative assistance services. We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice. Approval of any application is decided by the appropriate government agency.