Fees for AOS forms

[papatel 0]

Hi All,

for I-485, I need to send $325 and 70 (biometrics)

Now can I write a check of 395 dollars all together, or need two separte checks?

Also its okay if i write personal checks right?

Let me also confirm fees for I-765 (EAD) and I-131 (AP)

EAD: 180 dollars

and Advance Payroll: 170 Correct

thanks a lot

[Kez/JWolf 6]

Personal checks are fine....

Good Luck with your journey

Kezzie

[~*Dorothy*~ 2]

Numbers are correct and I think personal checks are good since they are so easy to track

Dorothy

[Dr_LHA 3]

Hi All,

for I-485, I need to send $325 and 70 (biometrics)

Now can I write a check of 395 dollars all together, or need two separte checks?

You can combine these two. I did.

Also its okay if i write personal checks right?

I would go further and recommend personal checks over other means. The Chicago lock box is actually a bank BTW, so sending them a check is good!

Edited August 8, 2006 by dr_lha

[papatel 0]

thanks guys...

One more thing

I have the checkbook in my name (petitionar) and not my Husbands name (Actually he is the one filing for AOS, correct). Is it still okay, If i (his wife) write the checks

Regards

[Not Available 0]

thanks guys...

One more thing

I have the checkbook in my name (petitionar) and not my Husbands name (Actually he is the one filing for AOS, correct). Is it still okay, If i (his wife) write the checks

Regards

They dont care who writes the checks, as long as they get to suck money out of you

Yes you can write the checks. My husband wrote mine.

Edited August 8, 2006 by Stina

[Dr_LHA 3]

Actually "they don't care who writes the checks" isn't true.

If you're filing I-130, the I-130 check has to either be in the name of, or have the name on it (i.e. joint account) of the person who is petitioning for the relative.

Edited August 8, 2006 by dr_lha

[Craig2006 0]

We had no problems with the check being in my name for Eliana's AOS and AP. They just want the money (in of course, the correct amount).

[Not Available 0]

Actually "they don't care who writes the checks" isn't true.

If you're filing I-130, the I-130 check has to either be in the name of, or have the name on it (i.e. joint account) of the person who is petitioning for the relative.

Sorry, it was more a joke than anything. Should've clarified better.

But yes you can write the check.

[Dr_LHA 3]

We had no problems with the check being in my name for Eliana's AOS and AP. They just want the money (in of course, the correct amount).

I didn't say AOS of AP did I? What I said only applies to I-130.