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Tunaa   0

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Hi all!

I got my packet from the US Embassy in Oslo on saturday. I'm filling out the forms today, but I'm realizing that the forms are outdated. These are forms the embassy sent me. They are dated to 2004, 2007 etc.

My question is, can I download newer versions of the forms and use those instead?

They look a little different, but the info they ask for seem to be the same.

This would be much easier for me, as I could fill it out on my computer, then print them out.

Thanks!

129f sent May 29th 2010

NOA1 date June 2nd 2010

NOA2 date June 24th 2010 (!!!)

NVC June 29th 2010

Embassy July 1st 2010

Packet 3 July 3rd 2010

Packet 3 returned and interview scheduled July 7th 2010

Medical July 12th 2010

Interview July 28th 2010 - APPROVED

Moved August 7th

Married October 23rd

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AOS + EAD + AP sent 24th of February

EAD + AP approved April 21st, card received May 5th

AOS approved May 2nd, card received May 7th

NO INTERVIEW!

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Not sure how strict they are where you live at but when I got my package in canada, the forms were old like yours and had "expired" acording to the date on them, I was also missing 2 sheets in my packet! I just filled them out on PDF and printed all mine and they had no problems with it.

You could always do the forms you got and do the pdf ones? its more work but you would have extras incase they didnt accept the newer dated papers.

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Your I-129f was approved in 5 days from your NOA1 date.

Your interview took 67 days from your I-129F NOA1 date.

AOS was approved in 2 months and 8 days without interview.

ROC was approved in 3 months and 2 days without interview.

I am a Citizen of the United States of America. 04/16/13

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