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Should We E-File For Employment Authorization

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Colombia
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My fiancee entered the US on a K-1 visa April 24, 2010 and we married July 4, 2010. We are about to file the petition for residency (form I-485) and want to submit the form I-765 for employment authorization for her. I see that she is eligible to e-file or she can submit the I-765 with the I-485. Is there any advantage for electronically filing the I-765 such as getting permission to work much faster? If not, then I think we will just mail them in together.

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I am The King Of The K-1 Visa. 3 petitions. 3 approvals. 3 entries. 3 marriages (not at the same time).

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Canada
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Yes you could e-file for but you will need to wait until you have received the NOA1 for your AOS. I think the e-filing is mainly used for people who are renewing their EAD. You won't get it approved any faster then if you mail it with you AOS.

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K-1 Journey

04/30/2009 - I-129F sent to VSC

03/30/2010 - Interview @ MTL APPROVED!

04/13/2010 - POE @ Pearson International

05/23/2010 - WEDDING

AOS Journey

07/20/2010 - AOS/AP/EAD Sent

07/21/2010 - package received at Chicago

07/28/2010 - check cashed

07/30/2010 - received NOA1 in mail

08/01/2010 - received biometrics letter

08/20/2010 - walk in biometrics completed

08/23/2010 - finally entered into USCIS online -AP's touched on Aug11 and EAD and AOS touched on Aug20 08/30/2010 - AOS/EAD touched

09/09/2010 - AP approved (email notice)

09/13/2010 - Received email that EAD was approved on Sept 10

10/04/2010 - Received interview letter in Mail

11/09/2010 - Interview-APPROVED! 112 days

11/09/2010 - Card Production 11/22/2010 - Green Card received

ROC Journey

08/11/2012 - Eligible to file for ROC10/11/2012 - sent in I-751 (late)10/16/2012 - received NOA 11/20/2012 - biometrics

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Be careful or you may end up paying for the EAD that is normally free (fee waived) when sent in with AOS.

ROC 2009
Naturalization 2010

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