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Stinkerpotsam   6

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Me again! Hopefully I'll have all my papers done and no more questions for you all very soon lol!

Our son is now 23 and was eligible and came over on the K2, and a few months ago he moved into his own apt with a roommate after being gainfully employeed since his arrival.

I'm thinking I just need to list his correct address under the dependent section and maybe explain in the cover letter that he is doing what responsible young men do and taking care of the business of life.

Anyone have experience with this scenario?

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Me again! Hopefully I'll have all my papers done and no more questions for you all very soon lol!

Our son is now 23 and was eligible and came over on the K2, and a few months ago he moved into his own apt with a roommate after being gainfully employeed since his arrival.

I'm thinking I just need to list his correct address under the dependent section and maybe explain in the cover letter that he is doing what responsible young men do and taking care of the business of life.

Anyone have experience with this scenario?

If your AOS is approved, you are a lawful permanent resident, and so is your son. As such, since you mentioned that "he is doing what responsible young men do and taking care of business of life" I assume you don't restrict that to using a condom or two, but also to filing an AR-11 after having moved, as required by law. Since he moved "aw few months ago" as you stated, I'm sure he has done that already, so it's not your concern anymore. Time for the little one to grow up, I agree.

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Stinkerpotsam   6

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Thanks :luv:

If your AOS is approved, you are a lawful permanent resident, and so is your son. As such, since you mentioned that "he is doing what responsible young men do and taking care of business of life" I assume you don't restrict that to using a condom or two, but also to filing an AR-11 after having moved, as required by law. Since he moved "aw few months ago" as you stated, I'm sure he has done that already, so it's not your concern anymore. Time for the little one to grow up, I agree.

Date I-129F Sent: 8-4-08
Date I-129F NOA1: 8-6-08
Date I-129F NOA2: 12-214-08
Date left NVC: 1-7-09
Packet 3: 1-23-09
Medical appt: 2-20-09
Packet 3 Returned: 3-8-09
Packet 3 Received at Embassy: 3-10-09
Interview Date: 4-24-09! PASSED :)
Visa In Hand: 4-19-09
POE in San Fran: 8-16-09!
Wedding: 09-09-09
Mailed AOS: 10-22-09 :))) (FINally)
AOS signed for: 10-26-09
Check cashed: 10-30-09
NOA I-797 (Register, EAD and Travel) for both guys: 10-30-09
Biometrics: 11-25-09
Travel Docs approved: 12-11-09
EAD Approval: 12-15-09
Travel Docs received: 12-19-09
EAD Cards received: 12-24-09
AOS Interview: 1-14-10 Passed!!
Cards ordered: 1-21-10
Cards arrived: 1-28-10
Mailed I-751: 10-17-2011
NOA I-751: 10/19/2011
Biometrics: 11/21/2011
RFE: 4-6-2012
RFE: Response sent 4/18/2012
NOA: I-797 5/1/2012
Cards arrived: 5/31/2012

N-400 Naturalization mailed: 11-12-15 :luv::joy:

NOA N-400 received: 11-18-15

Biometrics: 12-10-15
Oath/Citizen!: 03/01/2016
We are all a little weird and life's a little weird, and when we find someone whose weirdness is compatible with ours, we join up with them and fall in mutual weirdness and call it love. ~Author Unknown

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Me again! Hopefully I'll have all my papers done and no more questions for you all very soon lol!

Our son is now 23 and was eligible and came over on the K2, and a few months ago he moved into his own apt with a roommate after being gainfully employeed since his arrival.

I'm thinking I just need to list his correct address under the dependent section and maybe explain in the cover letter that he is doing what responsible young men do and taking care of the business of life.

Anyone have experience with this scenario?

His age should be self explanatory but if you want to wirte it in a letter that is OK also. Be sure to include copies of the AR-11 he submitted AND copies of his draft registration card.

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Stinkerpotsam   6

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Selective Service..forgot about that piece of paper. We're all so lucky to have each other here; one of the best pieces of advice I was ever given was to go to www.visajourney.com!! :luv:

Date I-129F Sent: 8-4-08
Date I-129F NOA1: 8-6-08
Date I-129F NOA2: 12-214-08
Date left NVC: 1-7-09
Packet 3: 1-23-09
Medical appt: 2-20-09
Packet 3 Returned: 3-8-09
Packet 3 Received at Embassy: 3-10-09
Interview Date: 4-24-09! PASSED :)
Visa In Hand: 4-19-09
POE in San Fran: 8-16-09!
Wedding: 09-09-09
Mailed AOS: 10-22-09 :))) (FINally)
AOS signed for: 10-26-09
Check cashed: 10-30-09
NOA I-797 (Register, EAD and Travel) for both guys: 10-30-09
Biometrics: 11-25-09
Travel Docs approved: 12-11-09
EAD Approval: 12-15-09
Travel Docs received: 12-19-09
EAD Cards received: 12-24-09
AOS Interview: 1-14-10 Passed!!
Cards ordered: 1-21-10
Cards arrived: 1-28-10
Mailed I-751: 10-17-2011
NOA I-751: 10/19/2011
Biometrics: 11/21/2011
RFE: 4-6-2012
RFE: Response sent 4/18/2012
NOA: I-797 5/1/2012
Cards arrived: 5/31/2012

N-400 Naturalization mailed: 11-12-15 :luv::joy:

NOA N-400 received: 11-18-15

Biometrics: 12-10-15
Oath/Citizen!: 03/01/2016
We are all a little weird and life's a little weird, and when we find someone whose weirdness is compatible with ours, we join up with them and fall in mutual weirdness and call it love. ~Author Unknown

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