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M+S   0

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Egypt
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Hello VJ

what's up there? well iam still waiting for my interview letter "package 4" and nothing yet ..I wannna know what is the papers I should prepare to bring to my interview ..???

another question ..I hear d that I must put them in certain order hat is this order???

Thank you very much (L) for your help :help:

By the way is it true that women going through ME/NA don't go through AR or AP???

AOS JOURNEY:

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2007- April -25: AOS SENT AND FILED

2007- April -27:AOS package delivered

2007- May -05: NOA1 recieved in Mail

2007- May -23: Biometrics Appointment @ 9 Am

2007- May -15: RFE recieved

2007- June-05:RFE paper sent

2007- June-08: RFE recieved

2007- August- 08 : Interview at 10 A.M

2007- october- 04 :Card production ordered

2007-october- 05: Welcome letter recieved in mail

2007-october-11 : Approval notice sent

elizabeth&hisham Contributor

elizabeth&hisham   0

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Morocco
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By the way is it true that women going through ME/NA don't go through AR or AP???

I've never heard of a Moroccan female facing the same extra, post-fiancee visa interview period of background checks that Moroccan men typically do, but that's just what I've noticed casually. Some women in Maroc and other MENA countries may have gone through it (in K1 or K3 cases) and I just never noticed... anybody else care to comment?

E

PS: The K3 process for women might be different than what I've noticed with K1s... good luck finding answers.

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Me (Indiana) & Him (Fes, Morocco)

Summer 2002: Met in Morocco
Summer 2004: Began work on 129f; joined VJ rather than hiring a lawyer

I-129f Submission & Approval
Oct 19, 2004: I-129f to VSC
Oct 29: NOA2 online -- approved in 6 days, 10/23 to 10/29!

From NVC to Consulate & All the Way Home...
Nov 8, 2004: Case to Casablanca
Feb 23: Interview; CO said they'll call in 2-3 weeks
Mar 2: Casa calls; visa in hand the next day!
Mar 24: Arrival at JFK; over four hours waiting, but got an EAD
April 15, 2005: Married

AOS
Aug 10, 2005: AOS/EAD/AP to Chicago
Nov 12: AOS prints taken

2006, 2007, 2008, 2009:
EAD renewals often delayed. (?)
Info-Pass officials will say only that "other authorities" are handling our case; we eventually got our Senator's office involved
Spring 2009: A letter arrives, saying his 2005 fingerprints have expired and need to be updated. We head down to Indy and get his prints redone.
June 2009: We FINALLY get the AOS interview letter just shy of FOUR YEARS since submission of AOS application...

July 2009: after the interview, his 10-year Green Card arrives. Alle-freaking-luia.

N-400

Application in progress, 2015. We divorced in 2012 but are still good friends. E is helping organize H's application for Naturalization... fingers crossed!

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How hard to pin down the truth, especially when one is obliged to see the world in slices; snapshots conceal as much as they make plain. (Rushdie, Shame)

 
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