AOS CONFUSION

[Its Me N U 0]

hi yall i hope all is good and well

now i have the money ready for payin for payin the fees

but i cant tell what is the exact steps and amount

is it the 1010 or somethin else???

anyone help plz

[Nakria 0]

hi yall i hope all is good and well

now i have the money ready for payin for payin the fees

but i cant tell what is the exact steps and amount

is it the 1010 or somethin else???

anyone help plz

Yes, it's $1010,- for AOS. Just when you write the check also write there in memo a name of applicant

and 930,- for I-485 & 80,- biometrics fee.

[Its Me N U 0]

oh thank u for confirming that

so basically how much all the fees im goin to pay for this process ??? is there is anything else beside the 1010?

or is it just that for now ?and what the other fees in the future?? ill have to pay ?

im just confused and im tryin to find any website or any form that have a break down for all of those fees and the process any help??

[miles08 0]

hi yall i hope all is good and well

now i have the money ready for payin for payin the fees

but i cant tell what is the exact steps and amount

is it the 1010 or somethin else???

anyone help plz

The fee for AOS is the most expensive. Once the AOS is approved, you will have to file for Removal of Conditions or ROC (Form I-751 - the fee is currently $545.00) 90 days before your 2 year green card expires.

Once your ROC is approved you will be given a 10 year green card. You will then have a choice to just replace your 10 year green card every 10 years for a fee of around $360.00 (Form I-90) each time or file for naturalization (Form N-400 - fee is currently $675.00) after 3 years (you can file up to 90 days before) of receiving the 2 year green card and be done with USCIS and not have to worry about filing any more papers or worry about paying money every 10 years.

Filing for naturalization can be done at anytime after ROC and does not have to be done right away.

So you will only have to come up with $545 in two years. You can then choose to wait 10 years to pay $360 each 10 years. You also have the choice in 3 years or more to file the N-400 for $675 and be done with papers and fees forever.

I hope this answers your question and makes some sense.

[Its Me N U 0]

miles u made a perfect sense and thanks alot for your answer it is very helpful

now since i figured those information i have a dilemma i live in lubbock texas and where i live we dont have a place that translate from arabic to english for my birth certificate!!!!!!! any info about that like where can i translate my birth certificate

[miles08 0]

miles u made a perfect sense and thanks alot for your answer it is very helpful

now since i figured those information i have a dilemma i live in lubbock texas and where i live we dont have a place that translate from arabic to english for my birth certificate!!!!!!! any info about that like where can i translate my birth certificate

I am not familiar with where Lubbock is in Texas. I am sure that the bigger cities in Texas (Dallas, Houston, Austin, San Antonio and many more) would have arabic translators. I am sure you could do a search online to find one in a nearby city. I know there are several Texas VisaJourney members in this forum (Middle East and North Africa-MENA) that live in Texas. I hope they will see your post. If you don't get a response from them, you may want to post a topic titled: Lubbock Texas (or nearby) Arabic Translator Needed.

I don't know if the translator even has to be officially certified; or just has to be fluent in both languages and of course the person cannot be yourself. So it may not be as difficult as it appears to find someone to be a translator. I am not an expert so I would get someone else's advice who knows more.

Best of luck!

[moroccogirlny 100]

miles u made a perfect sense and thanks alot for your answer it is very helpful

now since i figured those information i have a dilemma i live in lubbock texas and where i live we dont have a place that translate from arabic to english for my birth certificate!!!!!!! any info about that like where can i translate my birth certificate

You can actually translate it yourself and have it notarized.

[Its Me N U 0]

moroccoo girl but on the uscis i looked that up they said i cant have any personal gain

and since im doin it for me that mean i have personal gain??

[moroccogirlny 100]

moroccoo girl but on the uscis i looked that up they said i cant have any personal gain

and since im doin it for me that mean i have personal gain??

You can do it yourself, just you need to add this with your translation translations