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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Philippines
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We are sending out all forms, 325, 130, 864, 765 and 485 this week.. Im a lil worried though about the proofs and supporting docs i included which is not enough, i guess.. They are photocopys of greeting cards, bunch of photos together, room rental agreement form with our names and signatures in it and also signed by the landlord, a hotel receipt we checked in to and an affidavit of a close friend whose also a witness of our marriage ceremony. We tried to open a joint bank acct but the bank told us we cant do that coz i dont have ssn yet and i need two forms of id.. Do u guys think we'll get through?

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SEP 07 2007 - Entered US w/ B2 Visa

NOV 29 2009 - Met my USC wife

OCT 14 2010 - Got married in San Diego

MAR 03 2011 - AOS package sent to USCIS

MAR 07 2011 - AOS package received by USCIS

MAR 29 2011 - Notice date for all forms

APR 01 2011 - NOA1 receipts arrived

APR 04 2011 - Biometrics appt letter arrived

APR 06 2011 - Biometrics walk-in successful

APR 29 2011 - Notice date for I-485 Initial Interview

MAY 04 2011 - Received Initial INTERVIEW LETTER!

MAY 13 2011 - Received EAD/AP card. Applied for SSN

MAY 19 2011 - Social Security card arrived

JUN 07 2011 - AOS INTERVIEW - Approved!!!!

JUN 10 2011 - Card production ordered!!

JUN 15 2011 - GREEN CARD Arrived!! :)

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You should be ok for initial evidence I would think. Once you get your EAD you should hopefully be able to get some more things in both names. You then bring everything to the interview. To be honest, we had just about as much as you do when we interviewed, and we were fine.

I'm going on the assumption that you've been married a short time. :)

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Philippines
Timeline

Whew thats a relief :) Thanks! Yes we are, we just got married last october then she became USC after a month. It took us a while to find an atty and start gathering the forms, documents etc since were both busy.

You should be ok for initial evidence I would think. Once you get your EAD you should hopefully be able to get some more things in both names. You then bring everything to the interview. To be honest, we had just about as much as you do when we interviewed, and we were fine.

I'm going on the assumption that you've been married a short time. :)

Edited by bogart

SEP 07 2007 - Entered US w/ B2 Visa

NOV 29 2009 - Met my USC wife

OCT 14 2010 - Got married in San Diego

MAR 03 2011 - AOS package sent to USCIS

MAR 07 2011 - AOS package received by USCIS

MAR 29 2011 - Notice date for all forms

APR 01 2011 - NOA1 receipts arrived

APR 04 2011 - Biometrics appt letter arrived

APR 06 2011 - Biometrics walk-in successful

APR 29 2011 - Notice date for I-485 Initial Interview

MAY 04 2011 - Received Initial INTERVIEW LETTER!

MAY 13 2011 - Received EAD/AP card. Applied for SSN

MAY 19 2011 - Social Security card arrived

JUN 07 2011 - AOS INTERVIEW - Approved!!!!

JUN 10 2011 - Card production ordered!!

JUN 15 2011 - GREEN CARD Arrived!! :)

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