What to bring
Documents commonly needed for the Ciudad Juarez interview packet. Start with the checklist for case-specific guidance, then review the sections below.
Start with the checklist
Answer a few questions about your case to see which documents apply to you. Then use the sections below to review each document in detail.
Common interview packet
These items are supported by the current family-based Ciudad Juarez consular rules or by general consular rules that also apply at this post. Use the checklist and linked document pages before treating every item as universal.
- PassportCommon interview-day identity document for Ciudad Juarez consular cases.
- NVC Interview Appointment LetterBring the interview notice used to enter the consular flow.
- DS-260 Confirmation PageBring the CEAC confirmation page for each applicant.
- Visa Photographs (2)Bring current visa photos that match DOS photo rules.
- Birth CertificateCommon civil document in the Ciudad Juárez family-based packet.
- Affidavit of Support (I-864)Ciudad Juárez guidance points family-based cases back to the sponsor packet.
- Tax Transcripts and W-2sCommon sponsor evidence for the Ciudad Juárez family-based packet.
- Proof of Petitioner Status and DomicileBring petitioner status and domicile evidence when the sponsor packet calls for it.
- Relationship EvidenceRelationship evidence is commonly reviewed in family-based cases.
- Medical Exam RecordsBring the medical exam materials the panel physician tells you to carry.
Conditional documents
These documents stay out of the common packet unless the condition in the description applies. The checklist is the safer way to confirm whether they belong in your case.
- Marriage CertificateBring when marriage is part of the petition or civil record. This guide does not treat it as a universal packet item for every family-based case.
- Marriage Termination RecordsBring if the applicant or petitioner had a prior marriage.
- Children's Birth CertificatesBring if immigrating children are part of this case. This guide does not treat non-immigrating children as an automatic packet item.
- Joint Sponsor Financial PacketBring if a joint sponsor is part of the case.
Reference documents
These documents are mentioned in official instructions, but this repo does not currently attach a Ciudad Juarez family-based deterministic rule for them. Treat them as recheck items, not automatic packet items.
- Police CertificateOfficial instructions may require this based on residence history. Recheck the official source because this repo does not attach a Ciudad Juarez-specific rule yet.
- Certified TranslationsBring certified translations when an included document is not in the accepted language. Recheck the official source because this repo does not attach a Ciudad Juarez-specific rule yet.
What can vary by case, post, or month
These notes come from the research module behind this guide. Use them as flags; verify official instructions for your case before relying on general guidance.
Clearly required
- appointment notice handling, document readiness, identity documents, and interview attendance
Conditional
- whether an interview is waived or scheduled; whether the post requires separate ASC biometrics
Dynamic (may change)
- interview logistics, local entry rules, and post notices
Unresolved
- do not reduce post-specific preparation to a generic single checklist without post overlays
This page is an editorial guide built from official sources and project policy where needed.
This page includes time-sensitive or post-specific material. Recheck the live official source before relying on any current requirement.
Sources used on this page
- Ciudad Juarez Consulate: Immigrant Visa Information (English)Official sourcePost-specific
Why this source is here: Post-specific guidance for Ciudad Juarez immigrant visa interviews. Bilingual CDJ checklist (A01 in research pack). Source ID S17.
- Consulado Ciudad Juarez: Informacion de Visas de Inmigrante (Spanish)Official sourcePost-specific
Why this source is here: Post-specific guidance in Spanish for Ciudad Juarez. Source ID S18. Bilingual alignment noted with some wording differences from English version (conflict I03).
- Step 10: Prepare for the Interview (DOS)Official source
Accessed:
Why this source is here: Generic IV interview-preparation step. General DOS guidance on what to bring to the immigrant visa interview. States not to bring already-submitted AOS/financial evidence. Source IDs S01/S02 in research pack.
- Step 5: Collect Financial Documents and Other Civil Documents (DOS)Official source
Why this source is here: DOS guidance on civil document collection, originals vs copies, and document preparation. Source IDs S03/S04 in research pack.