Filing for AOS after I-360 approval.

[MulanJohns 3]

I got approved last month for VAWA. I did not hire a lawyer (am broke) to file for VAWA and do not plan to hire one for AOS. Still broke.

I however have a few questions to ask:

1. When filling out the AOS (I am applying for AOS because), is it the (a)-Petition giving me immeadiate available visa number or (h) other basis of eligibility? . I am married to a USC.

2. My approval notice says Class: IB1, what does that mean?

3. Medical examination- When I first came to this country, no one asked me about vaccinations. I was exempted big time, even at the school I attended. I don't know why. I have seen a loong list of vaccinations. I have no documentation but know I have done some of those, or have been sick from otehrs before. To help me cut costs, how best to deal with this issue?

Should I take a blood anti-body test or go on to the civil surgeon and have him give me the shots a new? What are the costs?

Lastly, do I have to re-submit all the things I submitted to VAWA, or the application, medical history and photos is good to go?

Your help will be appreciated.

[Bobby+Umit 161]

1. Your AOS is based on getting the VAWA approved. You would need to prove your VAWA was approved and provide this evidence. (for H)

2. IB1 =Self-petition spouse of U.S. citizen.

3. If it's been more than a year since your original visa medical - you will need to get a new one done. Costs vary. Contact your local CS.

4. You would submit evidence to show your VAWA was granted for your eligibility for AOS.

[MulanJohns 3]

1. Your AOS is based on getting the VAWA approved. You would need to prove your VAWA was approved and provide this evidence. (for H)

2. IB1 =Self-petition spouse of U.S. citizen.

3. If it's been more than a year since your original visa medical - you will need to get a new one done. Costs vary. Contact your local CS.

4. You would submit evidence to show your VAWA was granted for your eligibility for AOS.

Thank you very much.