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Your marriage ceremony location zip code must be the same as your home address?

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Darnell Grand Master

Darnell   8,478

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I just wanted to run by you all a comment made by a friend of mine recently. He is a U.S. citizen and married his U.K.-born wife in the U.S. He told me that they had a small civil ceremony in the town where they live in the U.S. and the reason for this was that, according to him, the zip code of the location of the wedding listed on the marriage certificate supposedly MUST match the zip code of your home address that you put on your application forms for the green card process. He said that the first thing the immigration officials do is check that the zip codes match and if they don't match they automatically reject the application.

Your friend is wrong.

Sorry.

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OK, I have another question if anyone would be willing to answer me this one. I had an EAD once, for one year from 2007-2008 when I was in F-1 OPT status while my H1-B was processing. I don't know what happened to that EAD but I know I don't have it any more. I have moved a couple of times and at some point it must have gotten lost. I do have a xerox of the front of the card in my files which I must have had to provide to someone at some point. The instructions for the I-765 say that I should include a copy of both the front and back of my previous EAD. Should I include the copy that I have of just the front of the EAD? Should I add a note saying I have lost the old card but this is an old xerox? What do you all think is best?

make a copy of that copy, and then send it in with an explanation.

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