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scotchland5206   5

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Arrived in the US ten days ago, so happy to finally be here :)

Slowly getting myself prepared for AOS uurgghh...

The officer at O'Hare stapled my I-94 into my passport, but only the last part which says 'Departure Record' Is that the only part that I need?

She kept the other two parts.

Just wanted to double-check...Seems a bit strange for me to have that part since I'm not planning on going anywhere...!

Thank you

Harpa Timsah Grand Master

Harpa Timsah   13,258

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That's right, just the little slip. It shows how you entered and how long you have to stay (or in your case get married), etc. You keep it until you depart or change your status - If you get an interview they will take it for their records that you changed status. Good luck!

AOS for my husband
8/17/10: INTERVIEW DAY (day 123) APPROVED!!

ROC:
5/23/12: Sent out package
2/06/13: APPROVED!

missaero Explorer

missaero   7

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: United Kingdom
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Yep, little slip is standard. Welcome to the US!

12/01/2010: Married!
12/14/2010: Mailed AOS Packed to Lockbox
12/23/2010: USCIS Receipt notice for I-485/I-130/I-765/I-131
01/05/2011: Successful biometrics walkin at Charleston WV office!
03/04/2011: EAD and AP combo card in hand.
04/21/2011: AOS Interview at Norfolk local office. APPROVED & Card production ordered!
04/25/2011: Welcome to the US letter received in mail.
05/02/2011: Green Card arrives in mail!

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01/29/2013: NOA received for I-751 form submission (joint)

02/22/2013: Walk in biometric (appt. for 03-05-13)

06/25/2013: I-751 approved!

06/29/2013: 10yr Green Card received in the mail!

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08/18/2015: Mailed N-400 application

08/28/2015: NOA for N-400

09/14/2015: Biometrics appointment for N-400

02/02/2016: Interview for N-400. APPROVED!

02/18/2016: Oath ceremony!

Messybrownhair Experienced

Messybrownhair   251

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Philippines
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Arrived in the US ten days ago, so happy to finally be here :)

Slowly getting myself prepared for AOS uurgghh...

The officer at O'Hare stapled my I-94 into my passport, but only the last part which says 'Departure Record' Is that the only part that I need?

She kept the other two parts.

Just wanted to double-check...Seems a bit strange for me to have that part since I'm not planning on going anywhere...!

Thank you

Welcome and goodluck on AOS, its a pain! :P

My Journey:

We met through a study-abroad program in Shanghai, China in August of 2009

We got engaged March of 2010

I received my K1 VISA in 6 months (June-December 2010)

We were married 04/02/2011
I received my conditional 2-year greencard (AOS) in 2.5 months with no interview (April-June 2011)

Our son was born 02/03/2013

I received my masters degree in Speech-Language Pathology 04/17/2013

I received my 10-year greencard (ROC) in 3 months with no interview (March-June 2013)

My husband returned from deployment 06/20/2013

My naturalization journey took 4 months (April-August 2014)

I became a US citizen on 08/01/2014

Received passport in 3 weeks (regular processing)

Thank you, VJ! smile.png

Harsh_77 Mentor

Harsh_77   718

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: India
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You I-94 would have prob 90 days from day you entered, if you entered on K1.

Which shows you are legally in the country until that date.

When you get married within 90 days of entering and when you file for AOS and do the AOS interview would be the time they would take away your i-94 and cancel in the record that now you are perm resident and you dont need to depart by that date.

 
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