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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Ukraine
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Are proof of income going to be needed for the AOS interview? Or will they be going by what was submitted at the time of applying for the AOS? I submitted my last 3 years of tax transcripts for my wife's AOS. I'm guessing that we'll probably have her AOS interview around April or May of 2008. Being self-employed and my income does not meet the Federal Poverty Guidelines for 2007, I wish to be prepared if I have to seek assistance of a co-sponsor at the time of interview. 2006 income was sufficient. I don't know about the tax year for 2007 at this point.

Any helpful suggestions from those who already had their AOS interview much appreciated. Thanks! ;)

Joseph

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AOS application received Chicago - 11/12/2007

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We were required to provide an updated employment letter at the interview.

Edited by john_and_marlene

05/16/2005 I-129F Sent

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07/18/2005 Consulate Received package from NVC

11/09/2005 Medical

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02/03/2006 AOS sent (Did not apply for EAD or AP)

02/09/2006 NOA

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05/27/2008 Lifting of Conditions sent (TSC > VSC)

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07/08/2008 INFOPASS (I-551 stamp)

07/08/2008 Driver's License renewed

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I brought an updated letter of employment and paystubs to show that my financial situtation remains strong. The IO didnt look at it.

You should be prepared with co-sponsor info, otherwise the IO may delay approval until they receive all the info they need.

Better to be over prepared, than have less than is required and create delays, and then sending back the info they need, verifying they got it, and all that mumbo jumbo. Be over prepared is the bottom line :)

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