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Interview in two weeks!

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Alonso&Sheryl   10

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Hello everyone,

So my wife (USC) and I have our AOS appointment exactly two weeks from today. I am wondering, do I need to bring my wife's and co-sponsor's most recent paystubs? Or will it do with the ones I sent in with my paperwork a few months ago?

Also, is there a specific format that affidavits have to be in? The pastor from our church (who married us) offered to write one for us to show at the interview.

I am excited to finally be able to work and be able to drive so my wife doesn't have to drive me around anymore, or pay for all of our dinners. Hahahaha.

Met my wife: Spring 2010
Became Bf & Gf: July 16, 2010
Got engaged: July 16, 2011
Wedding: August 11, 2012
Sent AOS Docs: December 12, 2012
Rec'd Receipts: December 22, 2012
Rec'd Bio Appt: December 24, 2012 (1/7/12)
Biometrics Done: December 28, 2012 (went early because I wouldn't be able to go on the 7th)
Rec'd Req for Evidence: January 5, 2013 (initial request for my joint sponsor's proof of citizenship)
Sent Evidence Requested: January 10, 2013 (my join sponsor's certificate of naturalization)
Evidence Received: January 15, 2013 (status updated on USCIS website)
Testing and Interview: January 25, 2013 (status updated on USCIS website - now just waiting for the interview date)
Interview date set: January 30, 2013 (our interview was set for March 6th, 2013)
EAD Approved: February 12, 2013
EAD Card Production: February 15, 2013
EAD Card Mailed: February 19, 2013
EAD Card Rec'd: February 23, 2013
Applied for S.S.No.: February 25, 2013
Interview and Approval: March 6, 2013
Green Card Rec'd: March 14, 2013
Applied for new S.S. card: March 15, 2013
Rec'd S.S. card: March 22, 2013

Sent I-751: January 10, 2015

NOA1: January 15, 2015

Biometrics: February 20, 2015
Green Card Rec'd: June 8, 2015

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peru_cali   0

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Hi I Have seen your posts and it seems my husband can relate. We got married in 2011 and started his paperwork through our marriage, i am a us citizen. Last year when the deferred action was available he applied. He was approved but we had not received anything for months. and 3 days ago we received a letter from nvc from my petition and he has to go to peru for his immigrant visa interview. Did you have to go through that. Btw today he received his ead from the deferred action. If you did how long was the process and what was the interview like? I'd really appreciate it. His interview is the first week of april.

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You will need your most recent pay check stubs. I think the interview notice asks for the past 2 months. We had our interview yesterday and the officer did want recent check stubs. He also took my work contract, that I had submitted with our initial packet. The paycheck stubs were one of the only things he actually paid much attention to. Also, bring your 2012 joint tax return.

Good luck!

Husband's AOS Journey from VWP Entry

6/22/2012 Boyfriend entered US under VWP

9/15/2012 We got married!

9/21/2012 Stamp on passport expired

9/28/2012 Mailed I-130 & I-485 packets to Chicago Lock box via USPS Priority

10/2/2012 Received Date

10/4/2012 Notice Date

10/9/2012 Received text & email notifications for NOA (4 forms)

10/12/2012 Received hard copies of NOAs (all 4 forms- I-130, I-485, I-131, I-765)

10/15/2012 Received NOA with Biometrics Appointment

10/30/2012 Completed Biometrics (completed on date assigned)

12/11/2012 EAD & AP Approved

12/20/2012 EAD/AP Combo Card Arrived

2/6/2013 Notification for Interview

3/15/2013 Interview- APPROVED!!!! :)

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