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Do the copies that I make to send with the I-485, EAD and AP need to be color or are black and white ok (ie. Passport pages, NOA2, etc)? And should I send a real copy of the birth certificate, or a photocopy? TIA!

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The term 'photocopy' generically means 'black and white.' You can, of course, make color copies if you like - some things turn out better this way, but either is fine.

Never send original(s) unless specifically asked to do so - and they rarely ask you to do so. Originals may be asked for if/when an interview is scheduled.

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Malaysia
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Well, it is not a requirement that the copies have to be colored. I sent everything in black and white. I sent two originals though - My husband's Letter from Employer and the certified copy of our Marriage Certificate. We are going to request for a more current Letter from Employer when the interview comes and we're bringing the original marriage certificate so I didn't mind sending in those two original documents....

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The term 'photocopy' generically means 'black and white.' You can, of course, make color copies if you like - some things turn out better this way, but either is fine.

Never send original(s) unless specifically asked to do so - and they rarely ask you to do so. Originals may be asked for if/when an interview is scheduled.

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2008-08-15 .......... Married on K-1!!!!

2009-08-28 .......... Sent AOS (I-485 and I-765) Application to Chicago

2009-09-11 .......... NOA 1 for I-485 and I-765

2009-09-25 .......... Biometrics Appointment in Charlotte, NC (walk-in)

2009-10-08 .......... EAD Approved (CRIS update)

2009-10-08 .......... I-485 Touched, I-485 Case transferred to CSC (CRIS update)

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2009-10-15 .......... I-485 Case transferred to USCIS office

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2009-11-04 .......... I-485 Touched

2009-11-05 .......... I-485 RFE (CRIS update)

2009-11-06 .......... I-485 Touched

2009-11-10 .......... RFE arrived in the mail

2009-11-12 .......... RFE response sent back to CSC

2009-11-17 .......... RFE Received at CSC (CRIS update)

2009-11-18 .......... I-485 Touched

2009-11-23 .......... I-485 Notice that new permanent resident status has been registered

2009-11-24 .......... I-485 Card production ordered

2009-11-25 .......... I-485 Touched

2009-11-30 .......... I-485 Approval Notice sent, Permanent Resident Card in the mail!!!

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Ukraine
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Do the copies that I make to send with the I-485, EAD and AP need to be color or are black and white ok (ie. Passport pages, NOA2, etc)? And should I send a real copy of the birth certificate, or a photocopy? TIA!

B&W is fine. DO NOT send originals, send copies. They can ask for the originals if they want to see them at your interview. One exception to this is I sent an original marriage certificate (I got several) but it is probably not needed, a copy should do fine.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: United Kingdom
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Event Date

Service Center : California Service Center

Consulate : London, United Kingdom

I-129F Sent :2009-05-13

I-129F NOA1 2009-05-19

2009-08-02 my Terri baby arrived in the U.K. and i got to kiss her,i'm so happy i love you Terri Baby

TOUCHED 2009-09-02......YEY!!!!!!!! :-)

TOUCHED 2009-09-03...... AGAIN!!!!!! :-)

TOUCHED 2009-09-08...... YIPEE!!!!!!! :-)

I-129F RFE(s) :

RFE Reply(s) :

I-129F NOA2 :2009-09-08.......i love you my baby!!!!!!!!

NVC Received :

NVC Left :

Consulate Received :

Packet 3 Received :2009-09-26

Packet 3 Sent :2009-10-02

Medical Date :2009-10-21

Packet 4 Received :2010-01-05

Interview Date :2010-02-04

Visa Received :

US Entry :

Marriage :

Comments :

Processing

Estimates/Stats : Based on timeline data, your I129f may be adjudicated between August 22, 2009 and September 4, 2009*.

If this date range has passed or your application is past due per USCIS processing times then you should consider calling the USCIS to inquire on your petition. If you have been approved please update your timeline.

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Filed: IR-5 Country: Philippines
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I always send B&W.

IV IR-5 Timeline for Parents

 

USCIS

08/02/2016 - sent I-130 application for my parents via USPS Priority Mail

08/05/2016 - Priority Date

08/08/2016 - NOA1s Notice date

08/09/2016 - NOA1s text message and email received

08/10/2016 - money orders: cashed

08/13/2016 - received NOA1s in the mail

08/24/2016 - touched

12/27/2016 - Cases Approved! (148 days or 4 months and 26 days total)

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NVC

01/12/2017 - NVC Welcome Letters Received (Case Number + Invoice Number)

01/13/2017 - Completed DS-261

01/25/2017 - Received IV Fee

01/26/2017 - Paid AOS fee

01/30/2017 - Paid IV Fees

02/03/2017 - Completed IV and AR Application

02/23/2017 - sent NVC packets via USPS Priority Mail (note: I have to wait for my mom's police certificate, so there was a bit of a delay before I can send the package)

02/27/2017 - packets received at 11:30 am signed by N Visa Center

03/01/2017 - Scan Date

05/06/2017 - Case Completed

05/12/2017 - NVC scheduled the interview!

06/02/2017 - Medical (06/14 to 06/15 - Dad's Sputum Test)

06/16/2017 - Mom's Interview Date (Approved!)

 

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