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acobnamia1224   0

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i'm about to send off my wife's AOS paper works. I'm debating if i should include I-131 form (application for travel document).. Since my wife and I had just a civil wedding here, we are going to the Philippines for the Huge Church Wedding that will be next year (May 8, 2010).. I'm hoping her AOS process will go smoothly... should i send this form anyway???

K-1 Fiancee Visa Process

Service Center..............Vermont/Consulate.....................Manila==>MNL-2008692057

Event Timeline

I-129F Sent to VSC............................................. 04/01/08

I-129F Received by VSC................................... .04/02/08

I-129F NOA 1.................................................... .04/03/08...touched 4/29/08

I-129F RFEs.........................................................N/A

I-129F RFE Reply..................................................N/A

I-129F NOA 2.......................................................07/08/08

NVC received.......................................................07/10/08

NVC mailed..........................................................7/14/08

Consulate Received.............................................. 7/18/08

Called for interview appointment ($18)................7/21/08

Paid VISA processing fee/validated DS form($131)..8/01/08

Paid DELBROS document verification fee ($15)........7/25/08..arrived at USEM 8/22/08

CFO Seminar/Stamp..............................................9/18/08

Medical Appt ($215)..............................................7/24-7/25/08

Interview Date.....................................................08/05/08 @ 7AM, approved 9/2/08

VISA Delivered ($7)............................................. 9/6/08

flight home to Daddy(9/26/08)($859.60)/POE (detriot); Final destination: Jax, FL

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pinktulips2012   1

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Filed: IR-5 Country: Philippines
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well, it wont hurt u f u will include d Travel Document. But, n case there s emergency will happen n d Philippines ur wife can go back home using d trvel document.

goodluck :thumbs:

Naturalization

01-04-2012 --- N400 sent

01-11-2012 --- Check Cashed

01-10-2012 --- NOA1

02-07-2012 --- Biometrics

02-14-2012 --- Yellow Letter (it says "bring any state issued ID" for interview)

02-24-2012 --- Placed in line for Interview Scheduling

02-27-2012 --- Interview Letter sent out

03-02-2012 --- Interview Letter received

04-02-2012 --- INTERVIEW- passed!

05-01-2012 --- Oath scheduled/ Oath Letter Sent

05-16-2012 --- Oath Taking! I am now a USC!!!

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IR-5

05-17-2012 --- I-130 Sent

05-29-2012 --- NOA1

09-24-2012 --- NOA2

10-11-2012 --- Received Case Number via email

10-12-2012 --- Mailed AOS

10-24-2012 --- Mailed DS-230

11-16-2012 --- Case Complete

11-27-2012 --- Received interview schedule via email

11-05-2012 --- Early Medical day 1

11-06-2012 --- Medical Day 2 -PASSED!

01-03-2013 --- Interview- APRROVED!

01-10-2013 --- VISA Received

01-14-2013 --- POE LAX

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Dakine   26

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Definitely submit he I-765 and the i-131. They don't cost anything and you/she may need them.

K1 denied, K3/K4, CR-1/CR-2, AOS, ROC, Adoption, US citizenship and dual citizenship

!! ALL PAU!

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Kathryn41   3,205

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Agreed - submit the AOS, the EAD and the AP forms. The EAD can act as proof of status while waiting for the green card even if she doesn't plan on working. You never know when you might have an emergency and require a quick trip home and already having the AP at hand will safe you a lot of time and possible anguish. Hopefully the AOS will be approved quickly, but you can't count on that - ours took nearly 2 years and there were no RFEs or any other problems with it - it just took some time. The EAD and AP costs are already included in the fee so you might as well take advantage of that and use them.

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