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love2win   1

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hey guys,

Do you guys think that it will be easy to get a visa to france with the AP or the green Card? I will have the ap soon but the green card will take time from now.

My wife and I are trying to go visit my parents.

Thanks

12/15/2005- Enter the US with F1 (Student Visa) Never been Out of Status

03/17/2006- F1 Visa expired but still in status

03/12/2008 - We got married

09/15/2008 - Filed for AOS (I-130, G-325A, I-485, I-693, I-765, I-864)

09/16/2008 - AOS Packet received and signed for by V CHIBA

09/23/2008 - Checks cashed

10/15/2008- Biometrics

10/25/2008- RFE :'(

11/04/2008- Current Status: Response to request for evidence received, and case processing has resumed.

12/09/2008- EAD, AP Approved!

03/04/2009- INTERVIEW!! APPROVED! DIEU MERCI!!!!!!!! Received STAMP also

12/04/2010- Lifting of conditions- Approved

12/19/2011- N400 mailed

12/27/2011- Check cashed

03/12/2012- Interview Letter Received dated

04/17/2012- Naturalization Interview-PASSED

04/24/2012- Oath Ceremony!

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hey guys,

Do you guys think that it will be easy to get a visa to france with the AP or the green Card? I will have the ap soon but the green card will take time from now.

My wife and I are trying to go visit my parents.

Thanks

Citizenship of what country? If you are a citizen of France then no visa required... No visa required for a USC.

Were you out of status between 2006 and now?

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hey guys,

Do you guys think that it will be easy to get a visa to france with the AP or the green Card? I will have the ap soon but the green card will take time from now.

My wife and I are trying to go visit my parents.

Thanks

Citizenship of what country? If you are a citizen of France then no visa required... No visa required for a USC.

Were you out of status between 2006 and now?

Thank you, nope, I was never out of status I'm still a student taking full credits but with an expired visa, and I'm not a citizen of France.

I can try to get an invitation from my mother and get a visa but should I wait to get the green card or with the AP?

Thanks yall

12/15/2005- Enter the US with F1 (Student Visa) Never been Out of Status

03/17/2006- F1 Visa expired but still in status

03/12/2008 - We got married

09/15/2008 - Filed for AOS (I-130, G-325A, I-485, I-693, I-765, I-864)

09/16/2008 - AOS Packet received and signed for by V CHIBA

09/23/2008 - Checks cashed

10/15/2008- Biometrics

10/25/2008- RFE :'(

11/04/2008- Current Status: Response to request for evidence received, and case processing has resumed.

12/09/2008- EAD, AP Approved!

03/04/2009- INTERVIEW!! APPROVED! DIEU MERCI!!!!!!!! Received STAMP also

12/04/2010- Lifting of conditions- Approved

12/19/2011- N400 mailed

12/27/2011- Check cashed

03/12/2012- Interview Letter Received dated

04/17/2012- Naturalization Interview-PASSED

04/24/2012- Oath Ceremony!

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