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I have a list here (thanks to VJ) of all I need to begin the Visa Journey. One of the things on the list (in order for us to file for AOS) is a copy of the divorce decree. Is it recommended to send a copy or a certified copy? My husband has one certified copy of his divorce decree and I don't want to send that. I wish we had the forsight to ask his attorney for 2 more certified copies! LOL What do you all recommend?

Thanks in advance!

OK I finally found my answer...I promise, I did a search b4 but nothing came up for the words I used. I do have another question and I'll laugh my head off if I find that answer right after too!

I see that it is asked of the USC to submit a copy of their passport. If the USC doesn't have one (used a BC and DL for all travel) should we wait to file until I receive one? I apologize if this is a silly question....

Griffy

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I believe the passport requirement is an "and/or" as proof of your citizenship. Your b/c will do that, so should be good.

You might want to get a passport anyhow, cuz you're going to need it for travelling just about anywhere soon, even Canada.

divorced - April 2010 moved back to Ontario May 2010 and surrendered green card

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Griffon76   0

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I believe the passport requirement is an "and/or" as proof of your citizenship. Your b/c will do that, so should be good.

You might want to get a passport anyhow, cuz you're going to need it for travelling just about anywhere soon, even Canada.

Thanks, Reba, and I actually have the passport application right in front of me! I picked one up at the post office and will get that done ASAP!!

I can't believe we will be starting the VJ soon! WooHoo!!

Griffy

Women who behave rarely make history!!

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10-21-06 Married!!

07-20-07 Sent I-130, AOS, EAD and AP to Chicago

07-23-07 Package received at lockbox!

08-03-07 Checks cashed 11 days

08-10-07 Biometric appt. letter in mail 18 days

08-29-07 Biometric appt. 37 days

09-20-07 EAD approval notice mailed 59 days

09-20-07 Travel Doc approval notice mailed 59 days

12-11-07 Interview letter received (1-31-2008) 143 days

01-31-08 Interview completed (IO said she will see if his name and fingerprints were cleared when she got back to the home office)194 days

02-13-08 Card production ordered email sent! 207 days

02-19-08 Permanent Resident Card arrives!! 213 days

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Dr_LHA   3

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I have a list here (thanks to VJ) of all I need to begin the Visa Journey. One of the things on the list (in order for us to file for AOS) is a copy of the divorce decree. Is it recommended to send a copy or a certified copy? My husband has one certified copy of his divorce decree and I don't want to send that. I wish we had the forsight to ask his attorney for 2 more certified copies! LOL What do you all recommend?

You need only send USCIS a photocopy of the certified copy. If USCIS require to see the original, they will ask for at at your interview.

 
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