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hogan   0

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hi, i have more questions

i work in washington and i stay in aparment with my co-workers.

is it ok if i tell USCIS that my fiancee intend to live at my parents place in california?

when my fiancee arrives in US my fiancee will be relocate with me in washington when we get married.

is it ok that my fiancee's g-325a is printed and my g-325a and i-129f is hand writing?

Otto Grand Master

Otto   83

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hi, i have more questions

i work in washington and i stay in aparment with my co-workers.

is it ok if i tell USCIS that my fiancee intend to live at my parents place in california?

Yes.

when my fiancee arrives in US my fiancee will be relocate with me in washington when we get married.

is it ok that my fiancee's g-325a is printed and my g-325a and i-129f is hand writing?

Sure - so long as it is legible.

mercymike Apprentice

mercymike   0

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hi, i have more questions

i work in washington and i stay in aparment with my co-workers.

is it ok if i tell USCIS that my fiancee intend to live at my parents place in california?

when my fiancee arrives in US my fiancee will be relocate with me in washington when we get married.

is it ok that my fiancee's g-325a is printed and my g-325a and i-129f is hand writing?

That would be ok, I don't see any problem about that arraangement as well as the forms being printed or handwritten. good luck!

Service Center : California Service Center

Consulate : Manila, Philippines

2009-09-15 : I-129F Sent

2009-09-16 : I-129F NOA1

2009-09-19: Check Cashed

2009-12-22: I-129F NOA2

2010-01-07 : Consulate Received

2010-01-22: St Luke's medical exam

2010-02-01 : Interview Date (Approved!)

2010-02-06 : Visa Received

2010-02-15 : US Entry

2010-03-04: SSN received

2010-05-01 : Wedding day!

Comments : smooth sailing, thanks visa journey!

AOS timeline:

2010-05-06 : AOS package sent

2010-05-07 : received and signed (USCIS Chicago lockbox)

2010-05-13 : check cashed

2010-05-17 : received NOA1 in the mail for I-485, I-765 and I-131

2010-06-23 : received approved I-131

2010-07-01 : received notice for biometrics on 7/20/10

2010-07-20 : biometrics done

2010-07-21 : I-765 Employment Authorization approved! Card production ordered

2010-07-30 : I-765 Card on hand ( wohoo )

2010-09-03 : Interview sched (had to resched coz we're out of town)

2010-10-18 : Interview...approved with no problem! card production ordered (YES!)

 
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