Yet another AOS question

[Donal78 0]

Im going through the checklist.

4. K-1 Visa Holders: Submit Copy of NOA2 "Approval" for I-129F, is this the visa stamp on my passport that received when i went for the interview at the US embassy in Dublin.

If not then im screwed as i dont have any other approval documents from the embassy.

[Jenn! 918]

It is the NOA2 notice of approval for the I-129F from the service center.

[Anastasia 1]

It should be the letter that your US citizen fiance received from uscis about the I-129f petition approval. If you can't find it then you can request a copy of that notice from uscis, but I think it costs like $200 So better try to find it.

[sukie175 0]

No its your NOA2 notice you got in the mail at the last stage

[Shari 6]

The NOA1 was just a receipt stating they got your I-129-F. The NOA2 was the actual approval of your I-129F; but don't sweat it as the AOS officer did not ask for any of these things. He only asked us for the relationship/marriage proof stuff like joint checking account statements, mortgage/lease in both our names, medical insurance cards in both our names, etc.

[Cassie 8]

The NOA1 was just a receipt stating they got your I-129-F. The NOA2 was the actual approval of your I-129F; but don't sweat it as the AOS officer did not ask for any of these things. He only asked us for the relationship/marriage proof stuff like joint checking account statements, mortgage/lease in both our names, medical insurance cards in both our names, etc.

The officer at your interview may not ask for it, but they definitely want it submitted with your initial AOS application.

[Mand 1]

Did you and your wife lived in Ireland whilst filing the K-1? If so, the U.S. address you used for filing is where the NOA2 would have been sent. If you used her family address, which is also how we did it, they probably have it somewhere safe.

[Rocio 0]

it has a form number on top right side I-797 that is the noa2

[motu 6]

It looks like this