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Joint sponsor Proof of citizenship expired?

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JudyKCski   12

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My brother (US citizen) does not have a passport - he is joint sponsoring with me my fiance who is Norwegian. Why would you have to send proof of citizenship for the joint sponsor anyway as long as they are a citizen?

Just a question only - perhaps it has been a long day and it is time for bed :)

okay.. so when AOS comes I will possibly have to prove my brother was born in the US?

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I-129F Sent : 10-04-2010

I-129F NOA1 : 10-12-2010

Touched: 10-21-2010

NOA2: 03-16-2011

Vermont Service Center

Interview: 05-18-2011

Fiance' Visa Approved: 12Jul2011

POE - Newark Airport November 20, 2011

Married: December 8, 2011

AOS package sent to Chicago Lockbox on Feb. 13, 2012

I-485 transfered to Laguna Niguel CA on March 17, 2012

EAD - received from Lee's Summit, MO on April 18, 2012

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lisenok   0

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Russia
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Yes, that's one of the requirements for Joint Sponsors- proof of citizenship. So you will have to provide same thing.

My brother (US citizen) does not have a passport - he is joint sponsoring with me my fiance who is Norwegian. Why would you have to send proof of citizenship for the joint sponsor anyway as long as they are a citizen?

Just a question only - perhaps it has been a long day and it is time for bed :)

okay.. so when AOS comes I will possibly have to prove my brother was born in the US?

Great, thanks! :thumbs:

you can expedite for any reason or no reason. you just need to pay more. everything has a price, in this country. God bless the US$

Spasibo, I'll look through

lisenok,i found it here http://travel.state.gov/passport/hurry/hurry_831.html somewhere mid page

09/04/2011- got married

10/18/2011(day 0)- mailed AOS package to Chicago Lock box via USPS Express

10/19/2011(day 1)- packaged delivered

10/21/2011(day 3) - received email notification

10/24/2011(day 5)- Checks Cashed ($1490)

10/25/2011(day 6)- Hard Copy of NOA1 ( I-130,I-485,I-765)

10/29/2011(day 10)-Biometrics letter for 11/10/2011 11.00 a.m

11/01/2011----------Got my Drivers License with NOA1 ( for 1 year) :)

11/10/2011(day 23)-Biometrics done for I-765/I-485

12/16/2011- EAD production notice

12/21 & 12/22 - again EAD production/approval notice ( I guess it's mailed out)

12/24/2011- EAD card in hand

02/22/2012- Update on USCIC.com- interview scheduled for March 26th

xxxxxx Interview notice

xxxxxx Green Card

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lisenok   0

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Yes, that's probably a good idea to sent it along with application for renewal. Still wondering if anybody had same situation and if he has RFE for it?

I renewed my passport by mail without a rush and got it in ten days. I too am a citizen via parents. I'd send in a copy of the expired passport along with a copy of the application for passport renewal. Sounds like the USP is your only citizenship document, same as mine, so keep it current and safe.

09/04/2011- got married

10/18/2011(day 0)- mailed AOS package to Chicago Lock box via USPS Express

10/19/2011(day 1)- packaged delivered

10/21/2011(day 3) - received email notification

10/24/2011(day 5)- Checks Cashed ($1490)

10/25/2011(day 6)- Hard Copy of NOA1 ( I-130,I-485,I-765)

10/29/2011(day 10)-Biometrics letter for 11/10/2011 11.00 a.m

11/01/2011----------Got my Drivers License with NOA1 ( for 1 year) :)

11/10/2011(day 23)-Biometrics done for I-765/I-485

12/16/2011- EAD production notice

12/21 & 12/22 - again EAD production/approval notice ( I guess it's mailed out)

12/24/2011- EAD card in hand

02/22/2012- Update on USCIC.com- interview scheduled for March 26th

xxxxxx Interview notice

xxxxxx Green Card

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