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AOS Paperwork, should I send it to Dallas instead as I live in Texas

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Hey guys, while printing additional G1145 notification forms for all three applications, I noticed that Chicago is not the only lockbox location USCIS has, they also have one in Lewisville, TX, which of course is geographically closer to us (we're in Houston area). So I'm wondering if I could still send it to Chicago lockbox address located at

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P.O. Box 805887

Chicago, IL 60680-4120

The form also says to verify where to file by reviewing the filing instructions on each form, which in our case are I 485, I-131 and I 765?

Has anyone else done that from the state of Texas? I don't see any restrictions or a chart on UCSIC website indicating which regions should submit to which office, so in that case I think it's upto the petitioner?

Any thoughts?

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Hey guys, while printing additional G1145 notification forms for all three applications, I noticed that Chicago is not the only lockbox location USCIS has, they also have one in Lewisville, TX, which of course is geographically closer to us (we're in Houston area). So I'm wondering if I could still send it to Chicago lockbox address located at

USCIS

P.O. Box 805887

Chicago, IL 60680-4120

The form also says to verify where to file by reviewing the filing instructions on each form, which in our case are I 485, I-131 and I 765?

Has anyone else done that from the state of Texas? I don't see any restrictions or a chart on UCSIC website indicating which regions should submit to which office, so in that case I think it's upto the petitioner?

Any thoughts?

Follow the I-485 instructions. Filing for AOS based on a marriage from a K-1 visa gets sent to the Chicago lockbox address. Send all 3 applications in one envelope together to the address you posted.

The Dallas lockbox address is where you mailed the I-129F petition to start the whole K-1 immigration process.

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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Any thoughts?

Yes, follow the instructions on the I-485 relative to filing. That's why they provide the instructions.

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Follow the I-485 instructions. Filing for AOS based on a marriage from a K-1 visa gets sent to the Chicago lockbox address. Send all 3 applications in one envelope together to the address you posted.

The Dallas lockbox address is where you mailed the I-129F petition to start the whole K-1 immigration process.

Great, thanks for the info, I must read it somewhere on VJ and somehow got confused, thanks for the clarification Jay-Kay

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thanks for the info

Nov 9th 2010 Petition received at California Service Center

May 4th 2011 Received petition Approval letter

May 12th 2011 Received Letter from NVC stating info has been forwarded to Lagos consulate office

July 14th 2011 Received Fiancé Visa packet and interview date (via email)

Sept 20th 2011 Interview day! Visa not approved.. Requesting more proof :-(

Sept 28th 2011 Second interview scheduled for early December :-)

Dec 5th 2011 Interview rescheduled consulate office caught fire :-(

Dec 6th 2011 Visa APPROVED!!!! :-D

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