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classicrock68   0

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Dear VJ Members:

The I-751 form does not mention anywhere about putting

1)SSN of friends attesting the marital relationship or

2)that they have to be US citizens or permanent residents.

Just says that they need to put their name and date/place of birth...

The form examples I see on the VJ site mention that. Is it required to put SSN on the letters and 2)do they have to be US citizens or green card holders?

Thanks

Timeline for K1 visa

9/11/2008 – mailed I-129F

9/12/2008 – Received at VSC/NOA 1 sent (mail stamp-9/16)

9/15/2008 – check cashed

9/19/2008 –Received NOA1

12/28/2008 – Received NOA2 Approval email from CRIS

01/06/2009 – Left NVC for Mumbai Consulate

01/07/2009 – Received NVC confirmation letter in the mail

01/08/2009 – Mumbai Consulate received file electronically and sent packet 3 (info from DOS)

01/10/2009 – Mumbai Consulate received file (hard copy) from NVC (DHL tracking)

01/19/2009 – Overnighted packet 3 (still did not receive receive pkt 3 from Mumbai)

01/20/2009 – Packet 3 arrives at Mumbai Consulate

01/23/2009 – called DOS and was informed that packet 4 has been sent and interview date set.

01/24/2009 – Received hard copy of packet 3 (postmark Jan 20). Too late. Already sent packet 3 on Jan 19.

02/02/09 – Received Packet 4

02/04/09 – Submitted documents at the VFS Kolkata Office

02/06/09 - Medicals completed

03/02/2009 – BIG DAY, i.e., Interview Date

03/03/2009 - Visa received in mail

04/09/2009 - POE

AOS

04/17/2009 - CIVIL

6/16/2009 - Mailed AOS package

6/19/2009 - NOA1

7/08/2009 - AOS transferred to CSC

7/17/2009 - Biometrics appointment, EAD case Touched

8/05/2009 - EAD card production ordered, AP approved !!!!

ROC

08/27/2011 - Mailed ROC packageCIVIL

08/29/2011 - NOA1

09/19/2011 - Early Bio (scheduled date 10/03/2011)

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sasaqlain   24

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Well,

I don't see why the people submitting letters to support your case would have to mention their SSN's. But they have to write their Full name, Contact Numbers and Addresses.

And it goes without saying that the person testifying has to be a legal resident or a Citizen. You don't expect USCIS to accept any documents from illegal aliens, or tourists. Somebody needs to be accountable in case of false testimony and the ones with legal status will bear the brunt too, for lying,

Good Luck.

Edited by saspk

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classicrock68   0

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Well,

I don't see why the people submitting letters to support your case would have to mention their SSN's. But they have to write their Full name, Contact Numbers and Addresses.

And it goes without saying that the person testifying has to be a legal resident or a Citizen. You don't expect USCIS to accept any documents from illegal aliens, or tourists. Somebody needs to be accountable in case of false testimony and the ones with legal status will bear the brunt too, for lying,

Good Luck.

Thanks Saspk. Understand the point about illegal aliens. Makes sense. But, there are other forms of LEGAL residency besides US citizenship and permanent residency. There are folks that are going through their adjustment of status through their employer or otherwise. They are not illegal aliens or tourists per se. Besides, as I mentioned, form I-751 does not state that the person testifying the has to be a US citizen or permanent resident.

Anyone else have an opinion or experience that they can share? Thanks

Timeline for K1 visa

9/11/2008 – mailed I-129F

9/12/2008 – Received at VSC/NOA 1 sent (mail stamp-9/16)

9/15/2008 – check cashed

9/19/2008 –Received NOA1

12/28/2008 – Received NOA2 Approval email from CRIS

01/06/2009 – Left NVC for Mumbai Consulate

01/07/2009 – Received NVC confirmation letter in the mail

01/08/2009 – Mumbai Consulate received file electronically and sent packet 3 (info from DOS)

01/10/2009 – Mumbai Consulate received file (hard copy) from NVC (DHL tracking)

01/19/2009 – Overnighted packet 3 (still did not receive receive pkt 3 from Mumbai)

01/20/2009 – Packet 3 arrives at Mumbai Consulate

01/23/2009 – called DOS and was informed that packet 4 has been sent and interview date set.

01/24/2009 – Received hard copy of packet 3 (postmark Jan 20). Too late. Already sent packet 3 on Jan 19.

02/02/09 – Received Packet 4

02/04/09 – Submitted documents at the VFS Kolkata Office

02/06/09 - Medicals completed

03/02/2009 – BIG DAY, i.e., Interview Date

03/03/2009 - Visa received in mail

04/09/2009 - POE

AOS

04/17/2009 - CIVIL

6/16/2009 - Mailed AOS package

6/19/2009 - NOA1

7/08/2009 - AOS transferred to CSC

7/17/2009 - Biometrics appointment, EAD case Touched

8/05/2009 - EAD card production ordered, AP approved !!!!

ROC

08/27/2011 - Mailed ROC packageCIVIL

08/29/2011 - NOA1

09/19/2011 - Early Bio (scheduled date 10/03/2011)

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hotshot   2

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i send my in july and i went to my friend the are citizen (but they must be citizen or green card because if they can be called to testify) but no one will put his ss number they dont understand y they need it....

and more the fact is that if you have enough of evidence then that wil not be a problem, that is usually when you do not have too much of evidence.......hope this help :thumbs:

Dear VJ Members:

The I-751 form does not mention anywhere about putting

1)SSN of friends attesting the marital relationship or

2)that they have to be US citizens or permanent residents.

Just says that they need to put their name and date/place of birth...

The form examples I see on the VJ site mention that. Is it required to put SSN on the letters and 2)do they have to be US citizens or green card holders?

Thanks

Edited by hotshot
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sasaqlain   24

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Thanks Saspk. Understand the point about illegal aliens. Makes sense. But, there are other forms of LEGAL residency besides US citizenship and permanent residency. There are folks that are going through their adjustment of status through their employer or otherwise. They are not illegal aliens or tourists per se. Besides, as I mentioned, form I-751 does not state that the person testifying the has to be a US citizen or permanent resident.

Anyone else have an opinion or experience that they can share? Thanks

Unless the AOS has been grated, they are not eligible since they don't have a permanent resident Status yet. Any other form of process would fall in the same category because, until USCIS gives them the clean chit, they are all in the same basket. Try avoiding

any grey areas.

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classicrock68   0

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Unless the AOS has been grated, they are not eligible since they don't have a permanent resident Status yet. Any other form of process would fall in the same category because, until USCIS gives them the clean chit, they are all in the same basket. Try avoiding

any grey areas.

Thanks Saspk. Appreciate all the responses

Timeline for K1 visa

9/11/2008 – mailed I-129F

9/12/2008 – Received at VSC/NOA 1 sent (mail stamp-9/16)

9/15/2008 – check cashed

9/19/2008 –Received NOA1

12/28/2008 – Received NOA2 Approval email from CRIS

01/06/2009 – Left NVC for Mumbai Consulate

01/07/2009 – Received NVC confirmation letter in the mail

01/08/2009 – Mumbai Consulate received file electronically and sent packet 3 (info from DOS)

01/10/2009 – Mumbai Consulate received file (hard copy) from NVC (DHL tracking)

01/19/2009 – Overnighted packet 3 (still did not receive receive pkt 3 from Mumbai)

01/20/2009 – Packet 3 arrives at Mumbai Consulate

01/23/2009 – called DOS and was informed that packet 4 has been sent and interview date set.

01/24/2009 – Received hard copy of packet 3 (postmark Jan 20). Too late. Already sent packet 3 on Jan 19.

02/02/09 – Received Packet 4

02/04/09 – Submitted documents at the VFS Kolkata Office

02/06/09 - Medicals completed

03/02/2009 – BIG DAY, i.e., Interview Date

03/03/2009 - Visa received in mail

04/09/2009 - POE

AOS

04/17/2009 - CIVIL

6/16/2009 - Mailed AOS package

6/19/2009 - NOA1

7/08/2009 - AOS transferred to CSC

7/17/2009 - Biometrics appointment, EAD case Touched

8/05/2009 - EAD card production ordered, AP approved !!!!

ROC

08/27/2011 - Mailed ROC packageCIVIL

08/29/2011 - NOA1

09/19/2011 - Early Bio (scheduled date 10/03/2011)

 
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