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Im doing the g325a for our CR1 and have a few questions if someone can advise please.

1) The 'file number' in the top right hand corner....should I have a number yet? I entered the US originally on a K1, got married, and am now back in the UK. Where do I get my 'file number'?

2)'Applicant's residence last five years'List present address first'

When I left the UK, we lived with with my in-laws at their house, which was the address I registered when I got my SSN Card. I take it I also put this address down?

3) US Social Security # (if any)

I was given a card when I applied for one whilst on my K1. Do I put this # down, or is it a void # now?

4) The tick box towards the bottom left This form is submitted in connection with application for

Naturalization

Status as Permanent Resident

Other (specify)

For the CR1....which do I tick/write down?

and finally

5) and finally, at the bottom of the forms the Alien Registration Number, where do I obtain mine, if I have one?

Thanks so much for any help

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Posted

Question: You originally entered USA on K1, and are now in UK, did you not start AOS?

You may want to contact an immigration attorney about adjustment of status when overseas this considered a DCF, you may qualify and be able to do the interview at the consulate.

Look at this guide here about DCF;

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...om&page=dcf

DCF is much quicker than doing another visa application. Check also at the consulate about DCF.

Too answer questions

1) File number May be your alien registration number.

2) Your US residence will be listed but not first since you are not presintly living there.

3) The number should still be valid.

4) Yes but it may be for DCF if you consider that

5) The Alien number is on the original NOA2 Approval receipt printed above your name.

OUR TIME LINE Please do a timeline it helps us all, thanks.

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Posted

thanks for that, thats given me another aspect.

We did not start AOS, as I had to leave the US PRIOR, to undergo urgent medical treatment.

Having looked at DCF, how do you know if you are allowed to go this way, ie why doesnt everyone go this way?

I got married on a K1, had to leave the US and my wife to come back here. I might give them a call.

USCIS California Service Center - Expedited

09-SEP-2010 : Mailed I130 Petition to Chicago Lockbox.

16-SEP-2010 : Received NOA1.

24-SEP-2010 : Expedite: service request

05-OCT-2010 : Supporting documents sent to CSC.

16-OCT-2010 : RFE received.

19-OCT-2010 : RFE response received at CSC.

22-OCT-2010 : I130 Petition APPROVED.

30-OCT-2010 : NOA2 Received in Mail

NVC - Expedited

27-OCT-2010 : Case Number Assigned

02-NOV-2010 : Expedite request emailed to NVC

10-NOV-2010 : Expedite approved - Case forwarded to Consulate

12-NOV-2010 : Medical

US Embassy - Expedited

18-NOV-2010 : Packet 3 email received.

19-NOV-2010 : Emailed DS230, DS2001

30-NOV-2010 : Interview - 9am Denied: 3 year bar (overstay) - i601 Waiver filed with expedite request

01-DEC-2010 : MP requests assistance from US Ambassador

03-DEC-2010 : Waiver transferred from USCIS to DHS

11-DEC-2010 : Waiver Receipt notification dated 07-DEC-2010

20-DEC-2010 : VISA/Waiver Approved

22-DEC-2010 : Approval letter received

24-DEC-2010 : Passport collected by courier

10-JAN-2011 : CR1 Visa Issued by IVU London

11-JAN-2011 : Passport / Visa delivered.

18-JAN-2011 : POE: EWR (Newark, New Jersey)

17-FEB-2011 : Welcome Letter Arrived

19-FEB-2011 : Green Card I-551 Arrived

I-130 Mailing to Approval (incl. waiver): 102 Days

OCT 2012 : Applied for Removal of Conditions

DEC 2012 : Received NOA1 (GC extention letter)

18-JAN-2013 : Biometrics walk in approved and completed

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: China
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Posted

DCF is not an option in all countries, but your case like an excellent one to use this method, you did every thing correct for the K1 so why have the USCIS center repeat what they have already done, the DCF should be an option in the UK.

Is your husband living with you there? If so DCF may be a possibility, I do read from other sources that the US Citizen need to be in UK not on a temporary Visa though.

http://www.visapro.com/Immigration-Articles/?a=454&z=36

Again it would not hurt to contact the consulate about your situation.

To other VJ rs who used DCF in the UK or other places, please post here to give Richi your experience.

I hope all works out for you!

Good luck!

OUR TIME LINE Please do a timeline it helps us all, thanks.

Is now a US Citizen immigration completed Jan 12, 2012.

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Look here: A Candle for Love and China Family Visa Forums for Chinese/American relationship,

Visa issues, and lots of info about the Guangzhou and Hong Kong consulate.

Posted

Thanks, but Ive just spoken to the London Embassy, as I am not eligible for DCF as my wife is a resident in the US

USCIS California Service Center - Expedited

09-SEP-2010 : Mailed I130 Petition to Chicago Lockbox.

16-SEP-2010 : Received NOA1.

24-SEP-2010 : Expedite: service request

05-OCT-2010 : Supporting documents sent to CSC.

16-OCT-2010 : RFE received.

19-OCT-2010 : RFE response received at CSC.

22-OCT-2010 : I130 Petition APPROVED.

30-OCT-2010 : NOA2 Received in Mail

NVC - Expedited

27-OCT-2010 : Case Number Assigned

02-NOV-2010 : Expedite request emailed to NVC

10-NOV-2010 : Expedite approved - Case forwarded to Consulate

12-NOV-2010 : Medical

US Embassy - Expedited

18-NOV-2010 : Packet 3 email received.

19-NOV-2010 : Emailed DS230, DS2001

30-NOV-2010 : Interview - 9am Denied: 3 year bar (overstay) - i601 Waiver filed with expedite request

01-DEC-2010 : MP requests assistance from US Ambassador

03-DEC-2010 : Waiver transferred from USCIS to DHS

11-DEC-2010 : Waiver Receipt notification dated 07-DEC-2010

20-DEC-2010 : VISA/Waiver Approved

22-DEC-2010 : Approval letter received

24-DEC-2010 : Passport collected by courier

10-JAN-2011 : CR1 Visa Issued by IVU London

11-JAN-2011 : Passport / Visa delivered.

18-JAN-2011 : POE: EWR (Newark, New Jersey)

17-FEB-2011 : Welcome Letter Arrived

19-FEB-2011 : Green Card I-551 Arrived

I-130 Mailing to Approval (incl. waiver): 102 Days

OCT 2012 : Applied for Removal of Conditions

DEC 2012 : Received NOA1 (GC extention letter)

18-JAN-2013 : Biometrics walk in approved and completed

Posted

RichiSusie

1) The File number is an Alien Registration number. As you have been issued one already with your K-1, you will put that here. It is an 8 or 9 digit number that starts with an A. If you cannot find it, you can put unknown.

2) Yes, you will include the US address.

3) Yes, you will put the SSN that you were issued.

4) Other........I-130 petition for alien relative.

5) See 1)

And no you would not be able to do DCF in London with your wife not being a resident.

YuAndDan

DCF is not an adjustment of status process overseas.

You can find me on FBI

An overview of Security Name Checks And Administrative Review at Service Center, NVC & Consulate levels.

Detailed Review USCIS Alien Security Checks

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View Timeline HERE

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Posted

Thank you so much for clarifying that.

Ive a further question -

on my g325a Im back at my residence where i was PRIOR to moving to the USA on a K1.

The box that says 'APPLICANTS last address outside the US of more than one year'

I lived here since 1983, but this was 'broken up' by my move to the US, then I came back to this address whilst beginning the CR1.

Would I just put 'as above', or 'from 1983' to 'present', or put the month i left here, prior to my return? I hope that makes sense?!

ie from 09/1983 to 03/2006 or

from 09/1983 to present?

USCIS California Service Center - Expedited

09-SEP-2010 : Mailed I130 Petition to Chicago Lockbox.

16-SEP-2010 : Received NOA1.

24-SEP-2010 : Expedite: service request

05-OCT-2010 : Supporting documents sent to CSC.

16-OCT-2010 : RFE received.

19-OCT-2010 : RFE response received at CSC.

22-OCT-2010 : I130 Petition APPROVED.

30-OCT-2010 : NOA2 Received in Mail

NVC - Expedited

27-OCT-2010 : Case Number Assigned

02-NOV-2010 : Expedite request emailed to NVC

10-NOV-2010 : Expedite approved - Case forwarded to Consulate

12-NOV-2010 : Medical

US Embassy - Expedited

18-NOV-2010 : Packet 3 email received.

19-NOV-2010 : Emailed DS230, DS2001

30-NOV-2010 : Interview - 9am Denied: 3 year bar (overstay) - i601 Waiver filed with expedite request

01-DEC-2010 : MP requests assistance from US Ambassador

03-DEC-2010 : Waiver transferred from USCIS to DHS

11-DEC-2010 : Waiver Receipt notification dated 07-DEC-2010

20-DEC-2010 : VISA/Waiver Approved

22-DEC-2010 : Approval letter received

24-DEC-2010 : Passport collected by courier

10-JAN-2011 : CR1 Visa Issued by IVU London

11-JAN-2011 : Passport / Visa delivered.

18-JAN-2011 : POE: EWR (Newark, New Jersey)

17-FEB-2011 : Welcome Letter Arrived

19-FEB-2011 : Green Card I-551 Arrived

I-130 Mailing to Approval (incl. waiver): 102 Days

OCT 2012 : Applied for Removal of Conditions

DEC 2012 : Received NOA1 (GC extention letter)

18-JAN-2013 : Biometrics walk in approved and completed

Posted
Thank you so much for clarifying that.

Ive a further question -

on my g325a Im back at my residence where i was PRIOR to moving to the USA on a K1.

The box that says 'APPLICANTS last address outside the US of more than one year'

I lived here since 1983, but this was 'broken up' by my move to the US, then I came back to this address whilst beginning the CR1.

Would I just put 'as above', or 'from 1983' to 'present', or put the month i left here, prior to my return? I hope that makes sense?!

ie from 09/1983 to 03/2006 or

from 09/1983 to present?

09/1983 to 03/2006 as this is the timeframe of more then one year and what the question is asking for. Put the address again even though it is listed in the above question. The question does not state 'only if different from above'

You can find me on FBI

An overview of Security Name Checks And Administrative Review at Service Center, NVC & Consulate levels.

Detailed Review USCIS Alien Security Checks

fb2fc244.gif72c97806.gif4d488a91.gif

11324375801ij.gif

View Timeline HERE

I am but a wench not a lawyer. My advice and opinion is just that. I read, I research, I learn.

Filed: Country: United Kingdom
Timeline
Posted
DCF is not an option in all countries, but your case like an excellent one to use this method, you did every thing correct for the K1 so why have the USCIS center repeat what they have already done, the DCF should be an option in the UK.

Is your husband living with you there? If so DCF may be a possibility, I do read from other sources that the US Citizen need to be in UK not on a temporary Visa though.

http://www.visapro.com/Immigration-Articles/?a=454&z=36

Again it would not hurt to contact the consulate about your situation.

To other VJ rs who used DCF in the UK or other places, please post here to give Richi your experience.

I hope all works out for you!

Good luck!

Really? There's only one country where it is currently not an option.

Gaa, the rest of it isn't even worth the typing.

Now That You Are A Permanent Resident

How Do I Remove The Conditions On Permanent Residence Based On Marriage?

Welcome to the United States: A Guide For New Immigrants

Yes, even this last one.. stuff in there that not even your USC knows.....

Here are more links that I love:

Arriving in America, The POE Drill

Dual Citizenship FAQ

Other Fora I Post To:

alt.visa.us.marriage-based http://britishexpats.com/ and www.***removed***.com

censored link = *family based immigration* website

Inertia. Is that the Greek god of 'can't be bothered'?

Met, married, immigrated, naturalized.

I-130 filed Aug02

USC Jul06

No Deje Piedras Sobre El Pavimento!

 
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