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I was reading the sample cover letter for AOS on this page. http://usimmigrationjourney.blogspot.com/2...ver-letter.html

I was surprised to see they included the proof of being single and divorce documents?

Does my wife need to submit her proof of being single document with AOS? This is problematic because the Embassy in Thailand never returned this to us. Also I was divorced from a Thai lady before I submitted documentation for this when I got married but is the USCIS interested in this for AOS?

I don't want to over submit documents just to be safe. If these documents are needed I'll try to gather them but if they are not needed all the better.

Thanks

03/26/2009: NVC in
04/08/2009: Learned we are being screened for Additional Processing 'AP'
05/09/2009: Arrived at the US consulate in Bangkok
05/15/2009: Medical Passed
05/20/2009: Packet 3 received
05/21/2009: Packet 3 returned

07/08/2009: Interview
07/08/2009: issued 221(g) due to proof of single status document missing a stamp
07/20/2009: Resubmitted document with missing stamp. Accepted
07/23/2009: Visa issued


07/28/2009: POE JFK
07/31/2009: Married
09/02/2009: AOS submitted
09/10/2009 NOA1
09/25/2009: Case Transfered to CSC
10/13/2009 Biometrics
10/26/2009: Received EAD card
11/30/2009: RFE Delayed Birth Registration
12/31/2009: USCIS receives RFE reply
1/07/2010: Green Card Delivered
1/15/2010: Green Card Arrived

10/10/2011: Mailed in I-751 to remove conditions
10/20/2011: NOA1
11/28/2011: Biometrics
03/29/2012: RFE USCIS wants more proof of a bona fide relationship
04/03/2012: USCIS receives RFE reply
04/10/2012: Approval Letter
5/18/2012: Email notice that Green Card is being produced
5/24/2012: Green Card Arrived

10/07/14: N-400 mailed

11/12/14: Biometrics

12/5//14: In Line

03/25/15: Naturalization Ceremony: Journey Complete

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Not sure if you noticed, but for one, that isn't a VJ guide and two, it's outdated (by more than a few years). If you want to know what are the real 'best-practices' are, check the VJ guides.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...mp;page=k1k3aos

(And no, for a K-1 entrant, the divorce certificate and/or proof of being single is not needed for AOS.)

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I was reading the sample cover letter for AOS on this page. http://usimmigrationjourney.blogspot.com/2...ver-letter.html

I was surprised to see they included the proof of being single and divorce documents?

Does my wife need to submit her proof of being single document with AOS? This is problematic because the Embassy in Thailand never returned this to us. Also I was divorced from a Thai lady before I submitted documentation for this when I got married but is the USCIS interested in this for AOS?

I don't want to over submit documents just to be safe. If these documents are needed I'll try to gather them but if they are not needed all the better.

Thanks

No u would not need it, the reason being is u have 90 days to marry her, after that u r already marry, depends o which state u live in when u go to the city her of where u live all they do is to check if u have a marriage certificate at the town u live in and that is it if they find nothing on u they will let u apply for the marriage license either have the judge to marry u or the father form church.

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Thanks everyone. I did show the divorce cert when we wed but I didn't think I needed to show it again.

03/26/2009: NVC in
04/08/2009: Learned we are being screened for Additional Processing 'AP'
05/09/2009: Arrived at the US consulate in Bangkok
05/15/2009: Medical Passed
05/20/2009: Packet 3 received
05/21/2009: Packet 3 returned

07/08/2009: Interview
07/08/2009: issued 221(g) due to proof of single status document missing a stamp
07/20/2009: Resubmitted document with missing stamp. Accepted
07/23/2009: Visa issued


07/28/2009: POE JFK
07/31/2009: Married
09/02/2009: AOS submitted
09/10/2009 NOA1
09/25/2009: Case Transfered to CSC
10/13/2009 Biometrics
10/26/2009: Received EAD card
11/30/2009: RFE Delayed Birth Registration
12/31/2009: USCIS receives RFE reply
1/07/2010: Green Card Delivered
1/15/2010: Green Card Arrived

10/10/2011: Mailed in I-751 to remove conditions
10/20/2011: NOA1
11/28/2011: Biometrics
03/29/2012: RFE USCIS wants more proof of a bona fide relationship
04/03/2012: USCIS receives RFE reply
04/10/2012: Approval Letter
5/18/2012: Email notice that Green Card is being produced
5/24/2012: Green Card Arrived

10/07/14: N-400 mailed

11/12/14: Biometrics

12/5//14: In Line

03/25/15: Naturalization Ceremony: Journey Complete

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Thanks everyone. I did show the divorce cert when we wed but I didn't think I needed to show it again.

Be cautious of that guide (in your link) - it is outdated (fees, for example).

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