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Question 1:

Once she's approved and arrives; can we get married immediately and have her file for her SSN with the new married name.

Question 2:

Once she's here and we're married; if I'm having trouble saving that lovely $1,010 fee for the AOS; is there anyway to get an extension on the time frame there?

AOS TIMELINE

12.08.07 - Got married

03.03.08 - Sent AOS package to Chicago Lockbox through USPS Express Mail

03.04.08 - AOS Package Received by V Bustamante USCIS Chicago IL

03.07.08 - Notice Date on NOAs

03.10.08 - Money order cashed

03.11.08 - Received NOAs for I-485, I-765 & I-131

03.14.08 - Received Biometrics Appointment Notice

03.16.08 - Case viewed online

03.25.08 - I-485 Application transferred to CSC

03.29.08 - Received Transfer Notice frm USCIS in the mail

04.01.08 - Biometrics Appointment Schedule @ 1:00 PM USCIS-Dallas

04.01.08 - Received CSC receipt notice of I-485 (Case received & pending at CSC)

04.01.08 - I-485 & I-765 Touched

04.02.08 - I-485 Touched again

04.29.08 - Received EAD & AP Approval Notice from CRIS

05.05.08 - EAD Touched

05.06.08 - EAD & AP Touched

05.07.08 - Received EAD card & AOS Touched

05.08.08 - Received AP documents & AOS Touched

05.09.08 - AOS Touched (5/12-13, 15,19)

05.29.08 - AOS APPROVED

06.06.08 - Approval Notice & GREEN CARD Received

03.30.10 - Sent I-751 Package to Vermont Service Center

04.01.10 - I-751 received by D. Renaud @ VSC

04.06.10 - Check Cashed

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Question 1:

Once she's approved and arrives; can we get married immediately and have her file for her SSN with the new married name.

Question 2:

Once she's here and we're married; if I'm having trouble saving that lovely $1,010 fee for the AOS; is there anyway to get an extension on the time frame there?

1. Yes, but some people have had trouble doing so.

2. You can file for AOS outside of the 90 day time frame, however, your wife will be kind of in limbo until you do. She wont be able to work, or leave and reenter.

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