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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Mexico
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Received this e-mail today,

The case for XXXXX XXXX XXXXX is in our offices and ready for an interview. An instruction packet was sent by mail on 13-Nov-2006, you can request it in our information window located in our facilities; with this document the applicants can come for their interview any day from Monday – Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. This packet will also include an instruction packet answering any other questions you may have regarding your application.

I've been working on my I-601 hardship letter, I have a few things put together, a letter from my doctor,

proof of support for my daughter, including medical insurance, I am going to have a few letters from friends and family to send, proof that I have a very good job with excellent benefits.

What other things should I include? tax returns, proof of mortgage, bank accounts?

I have been to the immigrate2us and looked at the approved hardship letters and I can write the letter

with no problems, I'm just worried about the support documentation I'm not sure what I need.

Is there a good web site with information on Mexico's economy, unemployment rate, crime rate etc....

Thanks

Time Line

01-13-06- sent I-129f to Neb

01-23-06- Receive NOA1

03-31-06- I-129f sent to El Paso TX

04-03-06- touched

06-14-06- letter from El Paso, I-129f sent there by mistake!!!!

06-28-06- contacted congressman, I-129f is in CSC

07-04-06- Received in California, finally 3 months wasted!

08-10-06- sent in RFE

08-18-06- RFE lost in mail

09-20-06- resent RFE

09-08-06- received my RFE

09-14-06- touched

09-14-06- APPROVED!!!!!!!!!!

11-05-07- Interview

11-05-07- VISA received

11-05-07- US entry El Paso, Tx.

12-18-07- Married

AOS

02-02-08- Filed

02-14-08- NOA1

03-08-08- Biometrics

04-16-08- EAD ordered

05-14-08- EAD re-ordered

05-23-08- EAD recieved in mail

09-13-08- Recieved 2nd biometrics appointment

10-02-08- 2nd Biometrics- wrong A#

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