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[lovelylili 1]

well, it's part of the price you pay, as you work your way into this country. I have no idea how immigration might work in another country, but I know that it is probably difficult in MOST areas. The process is especially difficult here in the United States, but with websites like this one, and the wealth of knowledge it provides, there is really no reason why anyone should be surprised. I can sympathize with your lack of motivation regarding the assembly of the paperwork for the third time, but I would suggest to you that you just dive into it. Don't put it off, start covering your bases now, so that you can relax as the day approaches.

I stated this in another reply, and I will state it again. If you do EXACTLY what they ask of you during the initial assembly of the AOS, and barring any major problems with lost documents, or problems with the mail, or whatever, then there is no reason why anyone should come away from this process disappointed. I am so grateful for all of those who shared their experiences and their tips for putting together the AOS. It helped so much. So thank you to all of you who have shared, and continue to share.

I hope this helps- Pachyderm