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AOS - where are the border crossing papers!?!?!?!

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sera77 Explorer

sera77   35

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Hey guys how long is it supposed to take for the papers to come in from the border crossing? My guy has been here 4 weeks and the El Paso border patrol had told him they would send the papers to my house. Nothing has shown up. Do you know if this is normal? I can't send in the AOS papers until those come in, and I'm getting nervous! Is there someone I can call about this?

He did get his I94 put in his passport by border control, right?

sera77 Explorer

sera77   35

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Hey guys how long is it supposed to take for the papers to come in from the border crossing? My guy has been here 4 weeks and the El Paso border patrol had told him they would send the papers to my house. Nothing has shown up. Do you know if this is normal? I can't send in the AOS papers until those come in, and I'm getting nervous! Is there someone I can call about this?

He did get his I94 put in his passport by border control, right?

JRTLFlores Enthusiast

JRTLFlores   2

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You know what else I'm confused about is whether I have to have BOTH myself and the co-sponsor fill out the I-864, Affidavit of Support. My dad was the co-sponsor in the K1 visa process, but is he required to be so again for AOS?

07.24.09 Met in Mexico.

03.18.10 Began dating via internet.

07.10.10 Arrived in Mexico, 2nd trip.

12.16.10 Returned home to US. Last time I've seen him :(

12.20.10 I-129f sent to Dallas.

12.28.10 I-129f received.

12.30.10 NOA1

05.04.11 NOA2

05.07.11 Received hardcopy NOA2 in the mail.

05.31.11 NVC receive.

06.02.11 NVC sent.

06.02.11 Consulate Received.

06.13.11 Packet 3 Received.

06.13.11 Packet 3 Sent. (i.e. submitting DS-260 and filling out and printing DS-156 and DS-156K)

06.14.11 Scheduled ASC and interview.

07.10.11 Departure to Mexico City.

07.11.11 Mexico City to Juárez.

07.12.11 Medical

07.13.11 ASC appointment

07.14.11 INTERVIEW! and APPROVED!! :)

07.21.11 Visa in Transit.

07.22.11 Visa Ready to be Picked Up @ DHL.

07.23.11 Picked up visa @ DHL.

07.23.11 Crossed border to El Paso.

07.24.11 Flight to Boston and FINALLY IN MY ARMS AGAIN!!! Thank you Lord!

09.17.11 Married!

09.27.11 Sent in papers for AOS

02.13.12 Received RFE

Inky Grand Master

Inky   1,111

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if you don't make enough to meet 125% of the poverty lines still then yes he also needs one

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Your I-129f was approved in 5 days from your NOA1 date.

Your interview took 67 days from your I-129F NOA1 date.

AOS was approved in 2 months and 8 days without interview.

ROC was approved in 3 months and 2 days without interview.

I am a Citizen of the United States of America. 04/16/13

JRTLFlores Enthusiast

JRTLFlores   2

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He did get his I94 put in his passport by border control, right?

yes, he did.

07.24.09 Met in Mexico.

03.18.10 Began dating via internet.

07.10.10 Arrived in Mexico, 2nd trip.

12.16.10 Returned home to US. Last time I've seen him :(

12.20.10 I-129f sent to Dallas.

12.28.10 I-129f received.

12.30.10 NOA1

05.04.11 NOA2

05.07.11 Received hardcopy NOA2 in the mail.

05.31.11 NVC receive.

06.02.11 NVC sent.

06.02.11 Consulate Received.

06.13.11 Packet 3 Received.

06.13.11 Packet 3 Sent. (i.e. submitting DS-260 and filling out and printing DS-156 and DS-156K)

06.14.11 Scheduled ASC and interview.

07.10.11 Departure to Mexico City.

07.11.11 Mexico City to Juárez.

07.12.11 Medical

07.13.11 ASC appointment

07.14.11 INTERVIEW! and APPROVED!! :)

07.21.11 Visa in Transit.

07.22.11 Visa Ready to be Picked Up @ DHL.

07.23.11 Picked up visa @ DHL.

07.23.11 Crossed border to El Paso.

07.24.11 Flight to Boston and FINALLY IN MY ARMS AGAIN!!! Thank you Lord!

09.17.11 Married!

09.27.11 Sent in papers for AOS

02.13.12 Received RFE

KayDeeCee Grand Master

KayDeeCee   4,894

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You know what else I'm confused about is whether I have to have BOTH myself and the co-sponsor fill out the I-864, Affidavit of Support. My dad was the co-sponsor in the K1 visa process, but is he required to be so again for AOS?

Yes, you will each need to fill out an I-864 and provide supporting docs.

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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