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lsrbigfoot   1

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: Jamaica
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My AOS Interview is Wednesday. Even though an I-864 was already submitted, the interview notice asks for sponsor's (wife's) paystubs for past 2 months.

My wife's paystubs are technically e-stubs (online-only & never mailed). However, she also can also obtain a 1-page payroll history statement showing her paystub history (for the valid date range).

Will the USCIS accept a 1-page payroll history statement as an alternative to multiple individual paystubs? (We also have bank statements to prove each paycheck for the past 2 months).

07/04/2009 - Relationship Began

06/27/2011 - Engagement

12/18/2011 - Marriage

06/20/2012 - day 00 - AOS package (i130, i485) sent to Chicago

06/22/2012 - day 02 - AOS package received

06/27/2012 - day 07 - NOA1 notices (i130, i485) sent

06/29/2012 - day 09 - NOA1 notices received

06/29/2012 - day 09 - Biometrics Notice sent

07/02/2012 - day 11 - Biometrics Notice received (appt on 07/19/2012)

07/19/2012 - day 29 - Biometrics Complete!

08/06/2012 - day 47 - AOS Interview Notice sent

08/08/2012 - day 49 - AOS Interview Notice received (appt on 09/12/2012)

09/12/2012 - day 84 - AOS Interview Approved! Card Production Ordered

09/13/2012 - day 85 - NOA2 notices (i130, i485) sent

09/17/2012 - day 89 - NOA2 notices received

09/21/2012 - day 93 - Green Card in Hand (ROC Begins 06/14/2014)

01/11/2013 - Became parents. Beautiful baby!

06/18/2014 - day 00 - i-751 package sent to Vermont

06/21/2014 - day 03 - i-751 package received

06/23/2014 - day 05 - NOA1 notice (i751) sent

06/27/2014 - day 09 - NOA1 notice received

07/01/2014 - day 13 - Biometrics Notice sent

07/05/2014 - day 17 - Biometrics Notice received (appt on 07/22/2014)

11/18/2014 - day 151 - Transfer notice (i751) sent

11/22/2014 - day 155 - Transfer notice received

12/19/2014 - day 182 - 2nd Biometrics Notice sent

12/26/2014 - day 189 - 2nd Biometrics Notice received (appt on 01/06/2015)

02/27/2015 - day 252 - ROC Approved! Card Production Ordered

02/27/2015 - day 252 - NOA2 notices (i130, i485) sent

03/09/2015 - day 262 - NOA2 notices received

03/09/2015 - day 262 - 10y Green Card in Hand (N-400 Begins 09/2015)

12/04/2016 - Became parents again. Beautiful 2nd baby!
08/01/2021 - day 00 - Filed for Naturalization (n400) online
08/01/2021 - day 00 - NOA1 notices received

02/10/2022 - day 193 - Interview Notice received (appt on 03/17/2021; RPB not Orlando)

03/17/2022 - day 228 - Interview Approved! Same Day Oath Ceremony!
03/17/2022 - day 228 - Oath Completed! It's an honor and privilege to become a US Citizen.

Penguin_ie Grand Master

Penguin_ie   5,997

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Ireland
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Yes, especially together with the matching bank account statement there should be no problem.

Bye: Penguin

Me: Irish/ Swiss citizen, and now naturalised US citizen. Husband: USC; twin babies born Feb 08 in Ireland and a daughter in Feb 2010 in Arkansas who are all joint Irish/ USC. Did DCF (IR1) in 6 weeks via the Dublin, Ireland embassy and now living in Arkansas.

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Pinkrlion   2,724

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Filed: Country: Jamaica
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My AOS Interview is Wednesday. Even though an I-864 was already submitted, the interview notice asks for sponsor's (wife's) paystubs for past 2 months.

My wife's paystubs are technically e-stubs (online-only & never mailed). However, she also can also obtain a 1-page payroll history statement showing her paystub history (for the valid date range).

Will the USCIS accept a 1-page payroll history statement as an alternative to multiple individual paystubs? (We also have bank statements to prove each paycheck for the past 2 months).

You can print e-stubs individually. I printed mine. Legally they have to provide you with a paystub. It is just not a mailed hardcopy. She may need to ask payroll or Human Resources how to print them.

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