Identification?

One question that many may ask when presented with an interview at their local immigration office, do I need identification? This is important question to consider. Whenever you have an appointment with the immigration office, including adjustment of status interviews. naturalization or even an info pass appointment to discuss your case with an immigration officer, always be sure that you have some form of identification, even if that identification is expired. You can use your work authorization (if you  have obtained one), passport which has your picture (not a U.S. passport, unless you are a United States Citizen), driver license, student I.D., etc. A document that has your picture and identifying information will suffice at most immigration offices, if you are unsure, make sure you contact that office prior to attending your interview, failure to do so may result in your interview being rescheduled. Remember, even if it is expired, it is still better than not taking it at all. So, to prevent delays in the processing of your case, as I know you want to do, always take your I.D. wherever you go, then you won't forget it for this very important occasion.