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We just got married and need to know what to collect for the process.

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Marah Sabir   0

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Hey newly wed here and we married on the 4th of March. I need to know is the K3 an option anymore or not and what docs do I need from him? I leave in 7 days so I want to be sure he is not having to mail a bunch of docs to me. Please help!

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Hey newly wed here and we married on the 4th of March. I need to know is the K3 an option anymore or not and what docs do I need from him? I leave in 7 days so I want to be sure he is not having to mail a bunch of docs to me. Please help!

Read the guide for Cr-1 visa - top of the page, click on the word Guides.

ROC 2009
Naturalization 2010

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Inky   1,110

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K-3 is no longer processed. Please see the guides for the CR-1 ( I-130 spousal )

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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.

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Read the guide for CR1, it has everything you'll need to prepare yourself.

i would definitely go with CR1.

USCIS

04/24/09 :mailed I-130

04/29/09 : NOA1.

10/12/09: touched.

08/11/09: I-130 APPROVED!..asking for i824.....

08/24/09: i824 mailed

08/29/09: NOA 1

10/08/09: i824 transferred to local field office, went to field office, they said they dont have any info, called USCIS, they said it was an error, i shouldn't have filed i824...expedite request....no response..

10/28/09: contacted congressman

1/29/2010: USCIS located my files

02/01/2010: received approval notices for i130 AND i824

NVC Journey

02/02/2010: NVC/case# assigned

02/03/2010: Gave email addresses to NVC

02/08/2010: DS-3032 received

02/08/2010: Sent in DS-3032 email

02/08/2010: Received and paid AOS

02/11/2010: AOS fee accepted/shows as paid.

02/11/2010: AOS document cover printed.

02/19/2010: IV bill available online

02/19/2010: Paid IV bill

02/19/2010: DS-3032 accepted by NVC.

02/21/2010: IV bill: shows as paid

02/22/2010: printed cover sheet

3/11/2010: sent AOS and DS230 (overnight) signed by J.Desmond.

3/23/2010: sign in fail!!!!!!!! and 1 year anniversary

3/23/2010: Case complete

3/24/2010: Interview date assigned

5/27/2010: Interview---Denied asked to submit waivers :(

9/28/2010: waivers submitted

3/04/2011: waivers approved!!!

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Marah Sabir   0

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Read the guide for CR1, it has everything you'll need to prepare yourself.

i would definitely go with CR1.

Ok, I looked at the guide. This process seems time-consuming and nerve-wrecking. It is too late here to read more so tomorrow I will check it thanks.

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[color="#008080"][font="Comic Sans MS"][b] "Falling in love with someone isn't always going to be easy. It is often filled with anger and tears. It is when you want to be together despite it all. That is when you are truly in love." [/b][/font][/color]


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