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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: China
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Hello all,

So what happens to all the evidence beneficiary brings after the interview? Does the beneficiary get to take it back or does the vo keep it? I'm doing a co-sponsor and my co-sponsor is a bit worried about what happens to the documentation with his sensitive information on it.

Thanks.

09/15/2005 - Enrolled at university in Wuhan

11/20/2005 - First met, became friends

03/04/2006 - Dating

07/31/2007 - Returned to US

06/01/2009 - Back to Wuhan, living together

07/17/2009 - Engaged!

07/31/2009 - Returned to US

08/01/2009 - Getting I-129F together (began intensive research last Christmas)

08/27/2009 - I-129F sent to Vermont

08/31/2009 - I-129F arrived in Vermont (USPS tracking)

09/09/2009 - Money Order cashed

09/15/2009 - NOA1 received

10/03/2009 - Approved petition sent to NVC

10/09/2009 - NOA2 received (five months ahead of schedule!)

10/16/2009 - NVC sends electronic petition to embassy

10/19/2009 - Getting I-134 (joint-sponsor) / other evidence together

10/26/2009 - Embassy sends P3

11/1/2009 - P3 received

11/18/2009 - P3 returned

12/21/2009 - Embassy sends P4

12/28/2009 - P4 received

1/21/2010 - Interview (passed! thanks everyone!)

3/17/2010 - POE Atlanta, GA

4/8/2010 - Married :)

5/18/2010 - Mailed AOS packet

6/22/2010 - Finger prints taken

7/2/2010 - Case transfered to CSC

8/3/2010 - EAD received

11/4/2010 - Filed Service Request

11/10/2010 - Service Request response via email - they say to wait 180 days for notice of action. My response - I state politely that their request is unacceptable and inform them that I will contact my senator if I do not receive an appropriate response within one month's time.

12/2/2010 - Their response to my email - I will receive notice of action in 35 days.

12/16/2010 - GC mailed.

12/20/2010 - GC received.

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Filed: Country: Poland
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Hello all,

So what happens to all the evidence beneficiary brings after the interview? Does the beneficiary get to take it back or does the vo keep it? I'm doing a co-sponsor and my co-sponsor is a bit worried about what happens to the documentation with his sensitive information on it.

Thanks.

Sponsor's I-134 with supporting documentation lands inside sealed envelope fiance gets together with his/her passport/visa and must be surrendered to CBP officer at the POE. It is ultimately forwarded to USCIS and becomes part of alien's A file.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Brazil
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Sponsor's I-134 with supporting documentation lands inside sealed envelope fiance gets together with his/her passport/visa and must be surrendered to CBP officer at the POE. It is ultimately forwarded to USCIS and becomes part of alien's A file.

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So it ends up in the U.S.

11/2004 - Met in Brazil

09/2006 - Apply for K1

03/2007 - K1 approved

04/2007 - Apply for AOS & EAD

07/2007 - EAD approved

01/2008 - Conditional Residency approved

11/2009 - Apply to remove conditions

02/2010 - Permanent Residency approved

11/2010 - Apply for Citizenship

03/2011 - Citizenship approved

07/2011 - Moved back to Brazil

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