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Passport Expiration Soon Whilst in process!

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richinla   0

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Hello,

I am a British citizen married to a US citizen, we have a legitimate relationship dating back to my college years which were here in the US. I am in the middle of AOS for a Green Card based on our marriage and am worried that me expiring passport is going to be an issue.

I am currently waiting approval(or not) and have everything filed. i have returned one RFE with the correct things and am now waiting. My fear is that my passport expires in October of 2011. What do I need to do about this? Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

Richard

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justfriendss2002   1

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Hello,

I am a British citizen married to a US citizen, we have a legitimate relationship dating back to my college years which were here in the US. I am in the middle of AOS for a Green Card based on our marriage and am worried that me expiring passport is going to be an issue.

I am currently waiting approval(or not) and have everything filed. i have returned one RFE with the correct things and am now waiting. My fear is that my passport expires in October of 2011. What do I need to do about this? Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

Richard

Your passport has to be valid before or at the interview day so just keep a track

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payxibka   10,045

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Your passport has to be valid before or at the interview day so just keep a track

your fine... you need a valid passport or some other form of unexpired ID if you are interviewed

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YMMV

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