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I am applying for AOS for my wife. She came to the US on a K1 on Dec 2009. She has not had any vaccinations. I dont recall getting the sealed medical envelope giving to us in Cuidad Juarez(medical exam taken to consulate) back.

My question:

Can my wife have her vaccinations taken anywhere? Meaning it doesn't necessary have to be at the civil surgeon?

Once she has all her necessary vaccinations what do I need from a civil surgeon? Do I just take proof to the civil surgeon so he can confirm the vacs?

It is ideal to submit all this proof w/ the 485 correct?

Thanks for your help in advance. I apologize if this is redundant.

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Hi, and congrats on your new marriage.....

I just got married in February of 2006, and my timeline was short, just like yours. We applied in February, and my interview was June, 2006. Yes, this THE ACTUAL interview...there is no second one. Why they put initial interview on the form I'll never know....

I actually had the interview before I had a social security number. This presented an interesting problem, because I wanted to show we had a bona fide marriage. Therefore, whatever you do, (if you haven't already) get your wife added to your lease or house documents, add her to your medical insurance, and add her to your bank account. All of these things can be done without a social security number...I know, because I did it...if the bank tells you no, they are misinformed. You can't open a new account without a social security number, but you can add someone to your account temporarily until they get one. ( US bank did this for my husband and I and gave me a letter stating they were aware of my pending social security number to take with me to the interview) Don't just rely on wedding documents for proof of valid marriage...because of marriage fraud, they look for actual documents that support your claim you are building a life TOGETHER.......

You may have done all this, I just thought I'd let you know if you hadn't. In answer to your question about travel, once you have your interview and have been approved for temporary permanent residency (2 year temporary because of short time of marriage) you will receive your permanent resident card in about 2 weeks, and then you can travel outside of the country. The permanent resident card is what enables you to re enter the United States...since you can't get a passport if you are not a US citizen, it serves as the document you need for travel. You may be approved before your permission to travel outside the United States documents (advanced parole) are ever processed.

Also, they will tell you right at the interview if you are approved, and just like my approval, it will be 2 year conditional, because you haven't been married 2 years yet: then you will have to fill out a new form in about 18 months for removal of conditional status...at that time they look at documents to support your ongoing marriage and that you have actually built a life together...(legal documents such as buying property, life insurance, joint tax returns etc etc....)

If you have any questions about what documents to bring to the interview, let me know....there are are so many rumours out there about what you need or don't need, and they want documents that support your building your marriage together (not just wedding photos) when you are applying for AOS alone...They want to see you are starting to build a life together....

Again, congrats and hope this helps... :)

Hi i was actually wondering if you can help me out here, i have entered the US as a visitor from Canada to attend a family wedding. But i am already married to my spouse from The US just about a month ago. I am now thinking of staying there with my spouse in US and file for AOS. When i crossed the border they didnt know that i was married or anything, is this going to affect me in any way when applying or for t he interview?

I hope someone can help me out please. Thank you.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Ghana
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HELLO, I'M FILING FOR A CHANGE IN STATUS FOR MY K-1 FIANCE AND ON FORM I-485 IT ASKS FOR THE VISA NUMBER OF THE K-1 VISA. I'M CONFUSED AS TO WHICH NUMBER IT IS BECAUSE THERE ARE THREE NUMBERS ON THERE THAT ARE NOT REALLY IDENTIFIABLE. ONE IS A CONTROL NUMBER WITH A SERIES OF ZEROS AND ZEROS WITH A SLASH (/) THROUGH THEM. THERE IS ALSO A RED NUMBER BELOW THE ANNOTATION AND A REALLY LONG NUMBER WITH A SERIES OF LETTERS AND NUMBERS AT THE BOTTOM. WHICH ONE IS IT? PLEASE HELP, WE WOULD REALLY APPRECIATE IT.

NICOLE

Our Timeline:

I-129F Sent-2008-12-10

I-129F NOA1-2008-12-11

I-129F NOA2-2009-06-09

NVC Received-2009-06-17

NVC Left-2009-06-25

Consulate Received-2009-10-07

Packet 4 Received-2009-10-07

Interview Date-2009-12-24

Interview Result: Approved

Second Interview-2010-03-24

Second Interview Result: Approved

Visa Received-2010-04-23

US Entry-2010-05-05

Marriage-2010-07-17

Comments: It's been a long rough road with a few snaffoos, but we're finally here at the end of this chapter and are so ready to begin the rest of our lives together! The last few dates are tentative at this point but we're hoping for the best!

Processing

Estimates/Stats: Your I-129f was approved in 180 days from your NOA1 date.

Your interview took 378 days from your I-129F NOA1 date.

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Hi i was actually wondering if you can help me out here, i have entered the US as a visitor from Canada to attend a family wedding. But i am already married to my spouse from The US just about a month ago. I am now thinking of staying there with my spouse in US and file for AOS. When i crossed the border they didnt know that i was married or anything, is this going to affect me in any way when applying or for t he interview?

I hope someone can help me out please. Thank you.

Start a new thread with your question, that person posted that in 2006. :)

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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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Canada
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HELLO, I'M FILING FOR A CHANGE IN STATUS FOR MY K-1 FIANCE AND ON FORM I-485 IT ASKS FOR THE VISA NUMBER OF THE K-1 VISA. I'M CONFUSED AS TO WHICH NUMBER IT IS BECAUSE THERE ARE THREE NUMBERS ON THERE THAT ARE NOT REALLY IDENTIFIABLE. ONE IS A CONTROL NUMBER WITH A SERIES OF ZEROS AND ZEROS WITH A SLASH (/) THROUGH THEM. THERE IS ALSO A RED NUMBER BELOW THE ANNOTATION AND A REALLY LONG NUMBER WITH A SERIES OF LETTERS AND NUMBERS AT THE BOTTOM. WHICH ONE IS IT? PLEASE HELP, WE WOULD REALLY APPRECIATE IT.

NICOLE

the visa number is the red number. If you have anymore questions you'd be better off starting a new thread. This is just a pinned topic for informational purposes.

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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This general guides apply to people who are required to file for Adjustment of Status once they enter the US to maintain their legal status. This applies to certain non-immigrant visa holders with a K1, K3, and others. Once you file you will have several options available to track your case.

Review the following:

Here are two documents that describe your rights and responsibilities as a Legal US Permanent Resident:

Helpful Tips:

I live in Oklahoma and i tried clicking on the link above to see what special processing requirements may apply to me and i got an 'Access Denied'

Access Denied

You don't have permission to access "http://a257.g.akamaitech.net/2007/E7-11989.htm" on this server.

Reference #18.3ce24cae.1280850476.5ba15a17

Do i need to be aware of something if i am applying for AOS in Oklahoma?

Thanks

AOS Visa Journey

28/06/2010 - POE Chicago 28th June 2010

10/09/2010 - Married in ATL, GA

05/10/2010 - Sent AOS Package to USCIS

06/10/2010 - AOS Package received at Chicago Lockbox

14/10/2010 - Email/Text sent from USCIS to say they had received our AOS and NOA1 was in the mail

18/10/2010 - NOA1 Received via Mail

22/10/2010 - Received Biometrics Appointment Letter

08/11/2010 - Biometrics Appointment

18/12/2010 - Letter received for interview appointment

21/12/2010 - Received EAD and AP

21/01/2011 - Interview!

AOS APPROVED!

03/25/2011 - Green Card Received

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So.

Now that we have filed for AOS, and that her K-1 and his K-2 are about to expire, what do we use as document to establish that they are in US legally? I believe I read somewhere that it was the copy of Notice of Action, but I am not sure.

My apologies, I am sure that this may have been answered elsewhere in the thread. Rather than read 19 pages, which might not even have the answer, I am hoping that somebody won't mind repeating the answer or linking me to it.

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Canada
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sent my package last week monday with usps certified mail with return receipt, i was tracking it and got this message from usps

Delivered, August 29, 2010, 10:35 pm, ZIP Code 55680

Arrival at Unit, August 27, 2010, 10:11 pm, CHICAGO, IL 60680

Acceptance, August 23, 2010, 11:58 am, TALLAHASSEE, FL 32301

im doing an aos application so the address i sent it to was

For U.S. Postal Service:

USCIS P.O. Box 805887 Chicago, IL 60680-4120

so if you notice it was delivered to a zip code i didnt even put(55680) and when i tried to find this zip code it doesnt even exist. I called usps they say someone signed for it and they will start to look into it. Does anyone know what this is about?

June 10-2010 Got Married

August 23-2010 Sent off AOS package

August 29-2010 Package delivered signed by R.Mercado(delivered on a Sunday, that was weird)

Sept 10-2010 NOA1 Received

Sept 14-2010 Received Biometrics letter

Sept 29-2010 Biometrics appointment

Sept 24-2010 Successful biometrics walk-in

Oct 13-2010 Gave birth to our lil baby girl!

Oct 18-2010 Received interview letter

Nov 03-2010 Received EAD card

Nov 17-2010 Interview - Green card approved!

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Canada
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I just got my EAD card on Aug.4, 2010. I have my adjustment of status interview coming up on Sept. 7, 2010, and it says bring 2 months worth of paystubs. SHould i just bring what ive gotten so far? Or does that just mean for the petitioner>

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Brazil
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I received a letter from USCIS today stating that my AOS file had been transferred from the Missouri office to the California Service Center. I live in Texas, why would the file be moved so far away? I was expecting the letter to advise me of my Biometrics appointment, just wondering if anyone else has had the same experience and how long it took for the AOS to process through the California Center.

Thanks!

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It's the red number printed on the visa inserted in your passport page.

HELLO, I'M FILING FOR A CHANGE IN STATUS FOR MY K-1 FIANCE AND ON FORM I-485 IT ASKS FOR THE VISA NUMBER OF THE K-1 VISA. I'M CONFUSED AS TO WHICH NUMBER IT IS BECAUSE THERE ARE THREE NUMBERS ON THERE THAT ARE NOT REALLY IDENTIFIABLE. ONE IS A CONTROL NUMBER WITH A SERIES OF ZEROS AND ZEROS WITH A SLASH (/) THROUGH THEM. THERE IS ALSO A RED NUMBER BELOW THE ANNOTATION AND A REALLY LONG NUMBER WITH A SERIES OF LETTERS AND NUMBERS AT THE BOTTOM. WHICH ONE IS IT? PLEASE HELP, WE WOULD REALLY APPRECIATE IT.

NICOLE

Be smart, have a plan, and hang on to the people you love. - Chris Gardner

 

N-400 Timeline

02-23-2018: Sent N-400 Application online

02-23-2018: Date on NOA, retrieved from online account

02-23-2018: Date on Biometrics Appointment Letter (Biometrics Appointment at Jacksonville ASC on March 13, 10:00 a.m.)

03-08-2018: Biometrics complete

04-05-2018: Case status updated - Interview Scheduled on May 10, 2018, 10:15 a.m. :D

05-10-2018: Citizenship Interview - Passed English and Civics Tests, Recommended for Approval! :D 

06-19-2018: Received email and text notification: Naturalization Ceremony Scheduled; waited for letter to be uploaded on online account - it has been set on Wednesday, July 25, 3:00 p.m.

07-25-2018: I am now a U.S. Citizen!

 

K3-K4 Journey.txt

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Morocco
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I was wondering what the fees are for AOS......

I heard from someone that the fees may have went up !! I am sending my husband package out tomorrow and want to make sure 1010.00 is the correct amount!!!!

Thank you !

Also can some pass me the correct address for the Chicago Lock Box where I need to this HUGE HUGE package LOLOL!!!!!!!

Kim

WITH ALLAH ALL THINGS ARE POSSIBLE!!! ALHUMDILALLAH

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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Quick question tho..

I sent my AOS package last Mon and I've seen that they recieved it this Wed.

I forgot to attach the I-694 - but I attached the Vaccination record I previously had.

Can I still send the I694 or just wait for them to request for it from RFE letter?

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