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Hey Folks,

Getting together my I-485 and I-130 forms for the AoS for my wife.

Question - Do I need to include a explanation of why we were married when she was visiting without a proper K-visa?

Background: My wife and I married, and she has a B-1 Visa, we had not intended to get married, but some issues arose with my family, and I needed her by my side for support, so we decided to marry.

Also, if an explanation is needed, does it need to be Notarized?

Thanks, this site has been a major help, you are all great, and I couldn't make out heads or tails of this paperwork if it wasn't for your help!

Anshan

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Hey Folks,

Getting together my I-485 and I-130 forms for the AoS for my wife.

Question - Do I need to include a explanation of why we were married when she was visiting without a proper K-visa?

Background: My wife and I married, and she has a B-1 Visa, we had not intended to get married, but some issues arose with my family, and I needed her by my side for support, so we decided to marry.

Also, if an explanation is needed, does it need to be Notarized?

Thanks, this site has been a major help, you are all great, and I couldn't make out heads or tails of this paperwork if it wasn't for your help!

Anshan

No letter of explanation is needed, if they have questions about your wifes intent at entry then they will ask them at the interview.

Good Luck

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (pnd) Country: Wales
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I am adjusting from the visa waiver and not a K visa (again, I did not intend to stay when I entered the US), and we didn't send any explanation with our forms, just the proof of marriage that had to accompany one of the forms. I know some people do go into explanations, but we didn't and everything seems to be going fine. I agree that if they have questions, they can ask at the interview, so just make sure you take some evidence your wife didn't intend to stay in case you are asked then. Best of luck :)

Removing conditions:

10/9/10 - Package sent to Vermont

10/13/10 - NOA1 date, received 10/18

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I included one. But I don't think it was needed...probably coulda saved the paper...although I must say, the interviewer seemed to have read everything in our file and pretty much made up his mind before the interview. It was very perfunctory.

Concurrent I-130 and AOS

Nov 30 2007 - I enter US as a tourist to spend the ski season with my sweetie and figure out what we both want outta life - we plan on ending up in Canada, but...

Jan 30 2008 - We get married in Vegas! We decide to stay in the US.

Feb 08 2008 - File I-130, I-485, AP and EAD

Feb 11 2008 - Package arrives in Chicago

Feb 19 2008 - Receive NOA 1 for everything except I-485. NOA date Feb 15th

Feb 19 2008 - Touch I-130, AP, EAD

Feb 21 2008 - Receive I-485 NOA 1. NOA Date Feb 15th

Feb 22 2008 - Receive Biometrics notice, dated Feb 20th, for appointment March 11th

Feb 27 2008 - Walk in to Denver field office and have Biometrics taken early as the 11th March I'll be away

Apr 16 2008 - EAD card production ordered

Apr 16 2008 - AP approval sent

Apr 21 2008 - AP received in mail

Apr 21 2008 - EAD card production email received again - strange

Apr 24 2008 - EAD card approval notice sent email

Apr 26 2008 - EAD card received

May 03 2008 - Interview notice received -June 27th

May 22 2008 - Touch on I-485

June 09 2008 - I-130 finally shows up online and shows a touch that day, so does I-485

Jun 27 2008 - Interview - approved, stamped, received card production email. Ya-hoo!!!!

July 10 2008 - Card received

Total time from filing - approval: 4.5 months

MOVED TO SAN DIEGO!!

Lifting of Conditions

June 11 2010 - Package mailed

June 16 2010 - NOA date

July 2 2010 - Bio letter received - July 27th date

July 9 2010 - Early biometrics walk in San Marcos CA

Sept 16 2010 - Card production ordered

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