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lbounds   16

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When they say that when you include a copy of your passport copying all blank pages does that really mean you should start from the passport picture going to the back including blank pages where a stamp could be right ?

We don't really need to start from page 1 to copy all the standard info pages about emergency contacts etc do we ?

I just started from the page that has the passport photo going to the back. Should be enough right ? This is for K1.

K1 timeline :

1/11/10 - I-129F sent to California Service Center

1/19/10 - NOA1

2/18/10 - moved and changed address on USCIS site

2/19/10 - touched

3/10/10 - touched

3/10/10 - NOA2, hardcopy recieved 3/12

3/16/10 - Left NVC, recieved MNL case #

3/22/10 - USEM recieved

4/19/10 - Passed Medical

4/28/10 - Interview - Approved

4/30/10 - Picked up Visa and completed CFO

5/5/10 - POE - Honolulu, Hawaii

5/6/10 - married in Hawaii

AOS timeline:

7/8/10 - received SSN Card

7/16/10 - reported US marriage for RP records

10/18/10 - AOS delivered in Chicago

10/25/10 - NOA1

11/04/10 - Biometrics Letter Received

11/23/10 - Biometrics Completed

11/24/10 - touched

11/26/10 - touched

02/14/11 - AOS approved at Interview, GC ordered

02/22/11 - GC arrives in mail

ROC Timeline:

12/17/12 - I-751 sent to California Service Center

12/20/12 - NOA1 arrives in mail

1/14/13 - Biometrics appointment

4/11/13 - RC Approved at Interview

4/22/13 - 10 Year Green Card arrived in mail

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Always Thankful for God's blessings on our lives..

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RVIANE♛   5

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When they say that when you include a copy of your passport copying all blank pages does that really mean you should start from the passport picture going to the back including blank pages where a stamp could be right ?

We don't really need to start from page 1 to copy all the standard info pages about emergency contacts etc do we ?

I just started from the page that has the passport photo going to the back. Should be enough right ? This is for K1.

just the biographic info not all the pages

03.14.2011 -------I-751 sent overnight

03.15.2011 -------package says "Delivered"

03.30.2011 -------ASC Appointment Notice Received

04.22.2011 -------Biometrics Appointment

08.29.2011--------APPROVED! GC RECEIVED!

I'm the wife of an American Soldier;

I'm the hope that lives within him after storm clouded days.

The freedom from war that gives wings to his heart,

May they reach across the miles and bind our hearts together

against all that we must face in this world. ❤

Mola Rookie

Mola   1

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When they say that when you include a copy of your passport copying all blank pages does that really mean you should start from the passport picture going to the back including blank pages where a stamp could be right ?

We don't really need to start from page 1 to copy all the standard info pages about emergency contacts etc do we ?

I just started from the page that has the passport photo going to the back. Should be enough right ? This is for K1.

We made copies of ALL pages.

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gary9891   10

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When they say that when you include a copy of your passport copying all blank pages does that really mean you should start from the passport picture going to the back including blank pages where a stamp could be right ?

We don't really need to start from page 1 to copy all the standard info pages about emergency contacts etc do we ?

I just started from the page that has the passport photo going to the back. Should be enough right ? This is for K1.

This is how I understand the rules.

If you are using your passport as the proof of citizenship in a petition, you must include ALL pages of the passport.

If you include your birth certificate or naturalization certificate, then you just need to include the bio pages of the passport.

As always, you will of course need to include pages with your entry stamps as proof of visiting his or her country.

See item 11 in this VJ link. http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...mp;page=k1guide

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Tahoma   2,292

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This is how I understand the rules.

If you are using your passport as the proof of citizenship in a petition, you must include ALL pages of the passport.

If you include your birth certificate or naturalization certificate, then you just need to include the bio pages of the passport.

As always, you will of course need to include pages with your entry stamps as proof of visiting his or her country.

See item 11 in this VJ link. http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...mp;page=k1guide

Agreed... :thumbs:

Jared and May Community Regular

Jared and May   16

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I send them both a copy of my birth certificate (front/back) and a copy of all the pages in my passport.. Rather give them more info then get an RFE.. Good luck & God Bless!

AOS Timeline

08-Sep-2010 Married
28-Sep-2010 Mailed AOS packet via Express Mail
29-Sep-2010 Received @ Chicago Lockbox
18-Oct-2010 Received 797C NOA for Biometrics appointment
22-Oct 2010 Biometrics appointment (orig sched for 10/28)
29-Oct 2010 RFE (missing signature)
03-Nov Received RFE @ Chicago Lockbox
17-Nov Case transferred to California
24-Nov "Touched" Now being processed at USCIS office
30-Nov "Touched again"
03-Dec May calls Senator Joe Courtney's office for help getting EAD/AP approved
15-Dec Received AP in mail, no notification via e-mail/txt website doesn't show approval
16-Dec EAD Approved (SMS/E-mail) USCIS indicates it was approved yesterday?
18-Dec EAD Card arrived in mail
25-Mar 2011 GC Arrived

31-May 2013 10yr GC approved

 
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