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Hello everybody,

I have a couple of questions and I need your help please :help:

Our I-130 was approved on 08-21-2006 (the I-129F was approved in the same day, too, and it was forwarded to Casablanca)

I (the alien) received the « Choice of Agent form » - i sent it back and chose my husband who lives in USA as my agent.

We are following the NVC chart, but we are a bit confused :wacko: … Sometimes, we wonder if we are going in the « right » track or not?!! :blink:

Now we are less than a week to my I-129F interview in Casablanca (October 19th) … If everything goes well with my interview, I’ll travel to USA by December

For my husband’s side, he sent back the AOS Bill payment. He received also the I-184 affidavit of support package and he’ll send it back in the next couple of days!!

What should the next step be? Should my husband continue following the petitioner track as it is explained at the NVC Process Flowchart??

Or should we abandon and wait till my arrival to USA to start the Adjustment of status process?

We need your help because we are a bit confused and we don’t know what we should do???

Many Thanks for all

Najia

Married: August 2005

Enter USA: July 2007

Removing condition

5/13/09 : sent I-751 package to Vermont Center

check cashed : 5/22//09

NOA1 received : 5/26/09

Biometric Letter dated 5/29/09

Biometric Appointment: 6/25/09

touched: 6/26/09

9/30/09: got an email from USCIS. Production of the card has been ordered.

10/07/09: Got 10 years GC in mail

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Najia,

What you should do is whichever you want to do.

- If you want to adjust status rather than go back to your country for an immigrant visa interview, apply to adjust status after you arrive in the USA.

- If you want to go back to your country for an immigrant visa interview rather than apply to adjust status, then do that. It seems that your husband has paid the fees already.

Yodrak

Hello everybody,

I have a couple of questions and I need your help please

Our I-130 was approved on 08-21-2006 (the I-129F was approved in the same day, too, and it was forwarded to Casablanca)

I (the alien) received the « Choice of Agent form » - i sent it back and chose my husband who lives in USA as my agent.

We are following the NVC chart, but we are a bit confused … Sometimes, we wonder if we are going in the « right » track or not?!!

Now we are less than a week to my I-129F interview in Casablanca (October 19th) … If everything goes well with my interview, I'll travel to USA by December

For my husband's side, he sent back the AOS Bill payment. He received also the I-184 affidavit of support package and he'll send it back in the next couple of days!!

What should the next step be? Should my husband continue following the petitioner track as it is explained at the NVC Process Flowchart??

Or should we abandon and wait till my arrival to USA to start the Adjustment of status process?

We need your help because we are a bit confused and we don't know what we should do???

Many Thanks for all

Najia

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Thanks Yodark for your usual quick answer.

Yes, my husband paid the AOS Bill and he received the I-864 package.

- If you want to adjust status rather than go back to your country for an immigrant visa interview, apply to adjust status after you arrive in the USA.

do you mean, that if we want to choose the above option, we shouldn't pay the I-864 and WAIT till i arrive to USA and start the adjustment of status?!!

If you want to go back to your country for an immigrant visa interview rather than apply to adjust status, then do that. It seems that your husband has paid the fees already.

i.e We continue with the papers as it is explained in the NVC chart... ok, so how long this option takes? from NVC till interview at the embassy?? ... just an idea!!

thanks

Najia

Married: August 2005

Enter USA: July 2007

Removing condition

5/13/09 : sent I-751 package to Vermont Center

check cashed : 5/22//09

NOA1 received : 5/26/09

Biometric Letter dated 5/29/09

Biometric Appointment: 6/25/09

touched: 6/26/09

9/30/09: got an email from USCIS. Production of the card has been ordered.

10/07/09: Got 10 years GC in mail

Apply for citizenship:....

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najia

Morocco is not always the easiest to get through. One interview passed successfully may be enough. You can read more in the morocco threads which you can find in the Regional Forums section of VJ. As Yodrak says though, it is up to you as to which path you travel to gain immigrant status. 1) Adjust in US from the K-3 2) Return for the CR-1 interview. They both grant the same thing.

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1) Adjust in US from the K-3 2) Return for the CR-1 interview. They both grant the same thing.

ok, let's assume that we'll do the adjustment in USA... should my husband continue the NVC chart (payment of bills & I-864) EVEN before my arrival?? or should he wait till i'll be there?? i.e won't we pay the same thing twice in the first choice??

Najia

Married: August 2005

Enter USA: July 2007

Removing condition

5/13/09 : sent I-751 package to Vermont Center

check cashed : 5/22//09

NOA1 received : 5/26/09

Biometric Letter dated 5/29/09

Biometric Appointment: 6/25/09

touched: 6/26/09

9/30/09: got an email from USCIS. Production of the card has been ordered.

10/07/09: Got 10 years GC in mail

Apply for citizenship:....

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Najia,

Yes, that's what I mean. At some point you will also have to notify the NVC that you no longer wish to apply for the immigrant visa and will instead apply to adjust status.

Yodrak

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- If you want to adjust status rather than go back to your country for an immigrant visa interview, apply to adjust status after you arrive in the USA.

do you mean, that if we want to choose the above option, we shouldn't pay the I-864 and WAIT till i arrive to USA and start the adjustment of status?!!

....

Najia

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thanks aussiewench
1) Adjust in US from the K-3 2) Return for the CR-1 interview. They both grant the same thing.

ok, let's assume that we'll do the adjustment in USA... should my husband continue the NVC chart (payment of bills & I-864) EVEN before my arrival?? or should he wait till i'll be there?? i.e won't we pay the same thing twice in the first choice??

Najia

Any fees paid are not transferrable so they would need to be paid again in the US for adjustment of status. You can hold off on paying anything further until after the interview. Once your interview is successful you can notify the NVC that you will be adjusting status in the US on a K-3. They will then send the approved I-130 back to USCIS for your adjustment of status process.

You can find me on FBI

An overview of Security Name Checks And Administrative Review at Service Center, NVC & Consulate levels.

Detailed Review USCIS Alien Security Checks

fb2fc244.gif72c97806.gif4d488a91.gif

11324375801ij.gif

View Timeline HERE

I am but a wench not a lawyer. My advice and opinion is just that. I read, I research, I learn.

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Thank you guys :):thumbs:

your answers will save us money :lol:

Najia

Married: August 2005

Enter USA: July 2007

Removing condition

5/13/09 : sent I-751 package to Vermont Center

check cashed : 5/22//09

NOA1 received : 5/26/09

Biometric Letter dated 5/29/09

Biometric Appointment: 6/25/09

touched: 6/26/09

9/30/09: got an email from USCIS. Production of the card has been ordered.

10/07/09: Got 10 years GC in mail

Apply for citizenship:....

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