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babypatz   1

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa (DCF) Country: Philippines
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Hi,my question is about utility bills---it should be a photocopy or they need all original?

thanks

DCF TIMELINE (IR-1) Immediate Relative

07/14/2007 ==== Marriage

06/01/2009 ==== Request for Taiwan Police Cert.

07/06/2009 ==== Recieved Taiwan Police Cert.

08/04/2009 ==== Filed I-130 Petition at USEM

09/11/2009 ==== Recieved Notice of Approval(Petition Approved)

10/16/2009 ==== Case Number given by USEM

10/18/2009 ==== Packet 3 recieved

10/20/2009 ==== Packet 3 sent to Immigrant Visa Unit

11/10/2009 ==== Packet 4 recieved

11/10-11/2009 ==== Medical Passed

December 01,2009 Interview Date (IR-1 Visa)

Interview Passed:)

December 03,2009 : VISA ON HAND

POE : 01/29/2010 (Manila - Los Angeles)

02/04/2010: Welcome notice and Greencard received.

02/06/2010: SSN received.

Boracay Island Vacation

The highest point of Boracay White Sand Beach....

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immi_007   0

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Timeline
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Hi babypatz,

Usually they ask you to bring the originals and photocopies as well.

They may keep the photocopy if they want for evidence.

Its better to take the Originals to the interview.

Good Luck

5th March 2009: Sent I-485, I-765, I-130 and I-131 packet

6th March: Uscis received packet

14th March: Received NOA1 dated 12th march

4th April: Biometrics for I-485 and I-765 (took 15 min)

23rd april: Received letter for initial interview for I-485 (interview on may 27th 2009)

28th april: I cud c my status online today about I-765&I-131(says:On 27th april card production ordered

and I-131 approval notice sent)

2nd may: Received AP (Advance Parole)

5th May: Received EAD(valid for 1 year)

27th May: Interview- AOS approved

28th May: I-485 (Card production ordered dated May 27th)

I-130 (Case received and pending)

4th June: Received I-130 approval notice letter(online status: case received and pending)

5th June: Welcome Notice dated 28th May

21st June: My online status updated for I-485 (card production ordered dated june 15th)

29th June: Atlast I received my ''PERMANENT RESIDENT CARD'' today valid for 2 years till may 2011

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babypatz Contributor

babypatz   1

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa (DCF) Country: Philippines
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Hi babypatz,

Usually they ask you to bring the originals and photocopies as well.

They may keep the photocopy if they want for evidence.

Its better to take the Originals to the interview.

Good Luck

Thank you so much for your info...

babypatz

DCF TIMELINE (IR-1) Immediate Relative

07/14/2007 ==== Marriage

06/01/2009 ==== Request for Taiwan Police Cert.

07/06/2009 ==== Recieved Taiwan Police Cert.

08/04/2009 ==== Filed I-130 Petition at USEM

09/11/2009 ==== Recieved Notice of Approval(Petition Approved)

10/16/2009 ==== Case Number given by USEM

10/18/2009 ==== Packet 3 recieved

10/20/2009 ==== Packet 3 sent to Immigrant Visa Unit

11/10/2009 ==== Packet 4 recieved

11/10-11/2009 ==== Medical Passed

December 01,2009 Interview Date (IR-1 Visa)

Interview Passed:)

December 03,2009 : VISA ON HAND

POE : 01/29/2010 (Manila - Los Angeles)

02/04/2010: Welcome notice and Greencard received.

02/06/2010: SSN received.

Boracay Island Vacation

The highest point of Boracay White Sand Beach....

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mochabrown Newbie

mochabrown   0

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Canada
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Interviewer studies body language and your replies, the documents are only heavily scrutinized if they are trying to substantiate something that seems abnormal. Photos, cards etc a good offset to this: especially well populated photos w family and friends.They understand that newly marrieds often do not have alot of joint financial history built as yet. So this will be scrutinized again re removal of conditions, 16 months post approval.Just relax, and let them do their job during the interview(IMHO)

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