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Filed: Other Country: Vietnam
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Hello guys,please help me fill this item.I'm not so sure of what to place for an answer in item 16 0f the I-765.I came here on B1 visitor visa last year.Should I answer ©(9)( ) ?

Any help is greatly appreciated.Thanks

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yup, it's ( c ) ( 9 )

Best of luck.

25 January 2010: Concurrent filing of I-130, I-485, EAD and AP - sent via UPS overnight delivery to Chicago Lockbox

26 January 2010: Received by receptionist CHIBA at 8:30 AM/Received date on NOA

02 February 2010: Checked cashed/Notice date

05 February 2010: Received NOA's for I-130,I-485,I-131,I-130

13 February 2010: Received ASC Appointment Notice for Biometrics.

17 February 2010: Date of RFE for Federal Tax 1040/Received Text & Email confirmation

19 February 2010: Received RFE in mail

22 February 2010: Mailed Response to RFE via USPS Express mail

24 February 2010: Package delivered and received at Lee's Summit office

26 February 2010: Biometrics DONE/RFE Received-case processing resumed

17 March 2010: Email approval notifications - EAD & AP.

22 March 2010: Received AP by mail. Received interview schedule notice for 22 April.

22 April 2010: Greencard Approved :)

Removal of Conditions

24 January 2012: Sent I-751 petition via USPS Overnight

25 January 2012: Delivered at CSC, Receipt Date NOA1

27 January 2012: Checked cashed

30 January 2012: Received NOA in mail.

06 February 2012: Received Biometrics notice (dated 03 Feb)

02 March 2012: Biometrics appointment.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
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Yes. If the I-765 is being submitted as part of an Adjustment of Status application, the category is always ( C ) ( 9 ), regardless of how you entered. You are applying for your EAD as an adjustment of status applicant, and while the way in which you entered is relevant for the I-485 form, the I-765 form only cares that it is accompanying an I-485 form, and not any particulars of the content of the I-485 form.

DON'T PANIC

"It says wonderful things about the two countries [Canada and the US] that neither one feels itself being inundated by each other's immigrants."

-Douglas Coupland

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