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Hello, VJers, My fiance and I are still awaiting our interview date, but i was looking at process for AOS to get a head start since our last process is now out of my hands. We are getting married 11/19/11. I have spoken with my officiate and will have notorized marriage cert. in hand right after ceremony so that on that Monday we can get AOS started immediatly. So i am seeing in the AOS processes, my fiance will need medical which he had done during our K-1 Packet 3 process, and I-864 for myself the petitioner and my co sponsor which he also took to his interview, and he will need criminal record. Will we have to get all new proof of these things or will all he has already be on file and we wont have to duplicate? Thank you :)

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11/13/2011 POE LAX ( My love is finally HOME!)
11/19/2011 Married (6 days)
11/25/2011 Filed Marriage License (6 days)
12/08/2011 Sent AOS Packet ( I-485, I-130, I-797 (13 days)
12/12/2011 NOA ( Packet received) (4 days)
02/16/2012 RFE (70 days)
02/20/2012 Sent Requested Evidence Back (4 days)
02/24/2012 Notice of Receipt of Evidence (4 days)
02/25/2012 Production of EAD/AP Combo Card (1 day)
03/02/2012 Mailed EAD/AP Combo Card (6 days)
03/05/2012 Received EAD/AP Combo Card In Mail (3 days)
03/14/2012 Received Interview Notice for 4/18/2012 (9 days)
04/18/2012 Interview at 10:50 am APPROVED (4 days)
04/18/2012 Notice of Approval for GC (35 days)
04/23/2012 Card in Production email (5 days)
04/24/2012 Card in Mail (1 day)
04/26/2012 GC in hand YAYAYAYA! (2 days)

Removal Of Conditions

02/03/2014 Collect all paperwork for I-751 and over nighted to Vermont Service Center

02/05/2014 Notice of Acceptance Online (2 days)

03/12/2014 Biometrics Appointment ( Went Smooth) (35 days)

05/09/2014 Waiting!!! (58 days)

08/01/2014 I-751 APPROVED ( 142 days)

08/07/2014 Received the approval letter ( 148 days )

Naturalization

11/22/2016 Over nighted N-400 to Lewisville Texas

11/29/2016 Check Cashed!

12/05/2016 NOA

12/20/2016 Biometrics Appointment

01/30/2017 In Line for Interview

04/03/2017 Interview day! Approved (134 Days)

04/07/2017 Received Oath Ceremony Letter (137 days)




Total of 148 days in the ROC process!

Day 137 of Naturalization after starting this whole process 6 years ago.... here we go again.

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Hello, VJers, My fiance and I are still awaiting our interview date, but i was looking at process for AOS to get a head start since our last process is now out of my hands. We are getting married 11/19/11. I have spoken with my officiate and will have notorized marriage cert. in hand right after ceremony so that on that Monday we can get AOS started immediatly. So i am seeing in the AOS processes, my fiance will need medical which he had done during our K-1 Packet 3 process, and I-864 for myself the petitioner and my co sponsor which he also took to his interview, and he will need criminal record. Will we have to get all new proof of these things or will all he has already be on file and we wont have to duplicate? Thank you :)

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ughhhh posted in wrong forum sorry!

11/13/2011 POE LAX ( My love is finally HOME!)
11/19/2011 Married (6 days)
11/25/2011 Filed Marriage License (6 days)
12/08/2011 Sent AOS Packet ( I-485, I-130, I-797 (13 days)
12/12/2011 NOA ( Packet received) (4 days)
02/16/2012 RFE (70 days)
02/20/2012 Sent Requested Evidence Back (4 days)
02/24/2012 Notice of Receipt of Evidence (4 days)
02/25/2012 Production of EAD/AP Combo Card (1 day)
03/02/2012 Mailed EAD/AP Combo Card (6 days)
03/05/2012 Received EAD/AP Combo Card In Mail (3 days)
03/14/2012 Received Interview Notice for 4/18/2012 (9 days)
04/18/2012 Interview at 10:50 am APPROVED (4 days)
04/18/2012 Notice of Approval for GC (35 days)
04/23/2012 Card in Production email (5 days)
04/24/2012 Card in Mail (1 day)
04/26/2012 GC in hand YAYAYAYA! (2 days)

Removal Of Conditions

02/03/2014 Collect all paperwork for I-751 and over nighted to Vermont Service Center

02/05/2014 Notice of Acceptance Online (2 days)

03/12/2014 Biometrics Appointment ( Went Smooth) (35 days)

05/09/2014 Waiting!!! (58 days)

08/01/2014 I-751 APPROVED ( 142 days)

08/07/2014 Received the approval letter ( 148 days )

Naturalization

11/22/2016 Over nighted N-400 to Lewisville Texas

11/29/2016 Check Cashed!

12/05/2016 NOA

12/20/2016 Biometrics Appointment

01/30/2017 In Line for Interview

04/03/2017 Interview day! Approved (134 Days)

04/07/2017 Received Oath Ceremony Letter (137 days)




Total of 148 days in the ROC process!

Day 137 of Naturalization after starting this whole process 6 years ago.... here we go again.

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For the Affidavit of Support, it's a completely new form than what was used for the K1 visa... but it's a simple enough form. I filled that out, and then included a copy of my tax returns and W2's as evidence of income.

As for the medical, he went to a civil surgeon here with a copy of all the medical stuff he had from when he got his K1 visa. The civil surgeon simply looked him over, documented his vaccinations (which he had copies of), and then signed and sealed the form. He didn't need a full medical again, but he did need the civil surgeon to document it all on the I-693 form. (At least, I think it's the I-693 form!)

Spoiler

 

07/20/2011-------I-485 and I-765 Sent
07/26/2011-------NOA1 received via email
08/05/2011-------RFE Notification via email and text
08/11/2011-------RFE Hardcopy in mail
08/12/2011-------RFE Sent back
08/15/2011-------RFE Received at USCIS
08/24/2011-------Biometrics Appointment
09/06/2011-------Notice of Interview! (via text)
09/15/2011-------EAD Approved Notification via text
10/06/2011-------Adjustment of Status Interview - APPROVED!!!

11/08/2011-------Green Card Received!!

07/09/2013-------Lifting Conditions Filed

07/12/2013-------NOA received

10/01/2013-------Approval Date

10/15/2013-------Ten Year Green Card Received! Finally!

 

 

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Slovenia
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USC sponsor and co-sponsor will have to fill out and sign new affidavits of support.

The medical will be on file and won't have to repeated (if filing for AOS within 1 year). However, if his shots were not completed and documented on DS-3025 at the medical, he will have to get the missing shots and have them transcribed to I-693 at a civil surgeon.

He won't need a police certificate for AOS (they do their own checks).

My Immigration Journey:

K1: June 2010 - December 2010

AOS: April 2011 - June 2011

ROC: April 2013 - August 2013

Naturalization: March 2014 - August 2014

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: United Kingdom
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Hi everyone -

My fiance should be moving to the US in the next month or so and I am starting to prepare the AOS paperwork as well. The DS-3025 and I-693 are totally confusing and I am trying to get it all sorted while my fiance is still in the UK. Does anyone know how you located an approved civil surgeon to review and sign your form?

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Mexico
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Hi everyone -

My fiance should be moving to the US in the next month or so and I am starting to prepare the AOS paperwork as well. The DS-3025 and I-693 are totally confusing and I am trying to get it all sorted while my fiance is still in the UK. Does anyone know how you located an approved civil surgeon to review and sign your form?

https://egov.uscis.gov/crisgwi/go?action=offices.type&OfficeLocator.office_type=CIV

Link to K-1 instructions for Ciudad Juarez, Mexico > https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/K1/CDJ_Ciudad-Juarez-2-22-2021.pdf

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: China
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You will need CS to document your medical form and put in sealed packet, the I8654 is a swearing you will provide support. A lot of repeat of prior submitted information, have fun at your marriage and congratulations.

In Arizona its hot hot hot.

http://www.uscis.gov/dateCalculator.html

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