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For those who have already sent their application-the I-485 main package to the USCIS, I was wondering if you guys made a seperate money for each of the items you were applying for or did you lump all into 1 money order (totalling the fees for the EAD, Advance for Parole and Application to asjust status).

Could you please confirm with me how you did yours?

Thanks.

Dennis (SF & Boston)

Priscille (MEL, Australia & Mauritius)

STAGE 1 - I-129F (PETITION FOR ALIEN)

* 2005-10-21: I129F Application being sent

* 2005-10-24: NOA1 Application confirmed received by email

* 2005-12-02: Received National Police Certificate (Australia)

* 2006-01-03: Received National Police Certificate (Mauritius)

* 2006-01-23: NOA2 Approval received by email

* 2005-01-27: Received NOA2 Letter by Snail Mail

STAGE 2 - K-1 (FIANCE VISA)

* 2006-02-01: The officer at NVC confirmed the case was forwarded to the US Consulate in Australia

* 2006-02-13: Receive Packet 3

* 2006-02-14: Re-Schedule for another National Police Certificate (Australia) with FINGERPRINTS!

* 2006-02-15: Medical Examination Appointment & Mailed Back Packet 3

* 2006-02-28: Receive Packet 4

* 2006-03-22: Interview Scheduled

* 2006-03-22: K-1 Visa APPROVED

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: United Kingdom
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i'm curious too

oooh, other posts say do seperate checks. there's our answer. :)http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=16794

Hannah and Ollie -- Timeline

Nov 04 2004 - talked for the first time online, swore off online relationionships

Dec 15 2004 - Ollie buys a ticket to meet Hannah in USVI's in March. best laid plans...

Dec 29 2004 - Ollie's ticket to CA is purchased -- we're getting impatient!

Jan 27 2005 - first meeting - 9 days in california go brilliantly

Mar 18 2005 - second meeting in USVI, parents' spys love Ollie, so does Hannah

Jun 23 2005 - Hannah leaves for 5 months in UK w/Ollie

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Dec 9 2005 - Mailed i-129F - CA processing office

Dec 22 2005 - NOA1 received

Dec 27 2005 - Ollie sells all in UK and flies to CA for 3 months

Mar 07 2006 - NOA2 Received - never touched!

Mar 16 2006 - Packet left NVC

Mar 25 2006 - Ollie returns to UK :( after 88 days in USA

Mar 28 - Packet 3 received

Apr 10 - Packet 3 returned

Apr 18 - Hannah goes to UK

Apr 25 - Medical

May 01 - Hannah returns to CA :(

Jun 14 - UK interview!

Jul 01 - Wedding scheduled!

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