Originally Posted by
DrJohn999
My interview is next week—in the interview invitation letter it says, "... you must bring with you the following original documents...:
- This letter
- Passport
- Documents providing evidence of residency. Examples are a drivers license..., mortgage statement, rental payment statement, ... etc."
(emphasis added on
documents-plural)
The letter is somewhat ambiguous, and the GOES web site FAQ is the same.
I plan to bring my passport and drivers license with current address. There is nothing at all exceptional about my status etc. Has anyone been asked for or brought more than that for the interview?
Post-Interview: My business in Chicago ended early and I arrived at the TSA interview at ORD T5 2 hours early -- not a problem, everyone was showing up early and I waited all of 2 minutes. The interview took about 7-10 mins, just wanted to see my passport and DL. Asked a few simple questions ("Have you traveled to Canada or Mexico?", "What's your home address" etc), fingerprints, photo, and a little conversation. 1.5 hr later the approval notice came by email.
Well, that couldn't have been much easier!