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hafiz Proficient

hafiz   1

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lol correction fluid i have no comment

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Dil Ki Ai Dharkan Thaher Ja, Mil Gayee Manzil Mujhe

I-130 Process

01-29-2006 | Marriage

02-13-2006 | Mailed to NSC

02-27-2006 | NOA1

06-15-2006 | I-130 Approved

I-129F Process

03-08-2006 | Mailed to CHICAGO LOCKBOX

03-13-2006 | NOA1

07-31-2006 | I-129F Approved

09-01-2006 | K3 Interview, Visa Approved

09-14-2006 | Passport recieved from Consulate

01-23-2007 | POE at Chicago

AOS process

07-25-2007 | Mailed to CHICAGO LOCKBOX

08-30-2007 | NOA1

09-07-2007 | Biometrics Appointment

01-28-2008 | AOS interview-More evidence requested

02-07-2008 | AOS approved

02-19-2008 | Recieved Green Card in mail

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Galateia Collaborator

Galateia   1

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lol correction fluid i have no comment

Oh #######. I had to, because I tried drawing a line through the employment history section so that I could attach a separate sheet, because everyone was saying that you had to use the EXACT form that Montreal sent you, no copies or printouts or anything like that.

How bad is this?

K-1

03/09/2006: Sent I-129F

22/11/2006: NOA2 - APPROVED!

31/12/2006: 1 year anniversary

22/12/2006: Package received from Montreal

18/01/2007: Packet 3 delivered to Montreal Consulate

02/02/2007: Medical Exam in London, ON- Wonderful Doctor/Office

30/05/2007: Package 4 received from Montreal

05/07/2007: Interview date - Canceled by request, [promised a Dec date b/c was 6+mo in advance, note on file

Screwed up my interview date, given NOVEMBER, fixed, promised Dec or Jan

06/02/2008: Interview date, medical now expired! APPROVED!

23/01/2008: New Medical done, WHERE THE @#$%! IS IT, DID THE MAILMAN LOSE IT?! (It arrived 30 min after I left for MTL, 1 week overdue. KISS MY LEFT FOOT, AFTER IT'S BEEN WEDGED UP YOUR HINEY AND LOST IT'S STILETTO, CANADA POST!)

14/02/2008: VISA IN HAND!!

18/05/2008: POE - Harassed by ignorant and incompetent Customs Official who grilled me until I answered that the reason why I broke up w/ my Ex was not to date my USC but b/c he was "impotent from a porn addiction". He also insulted my husband's motives for talking to me, dismissed our 2 years together as "not enough to get married", and otherwise trotted out the Spanish Inquisition.

22/05/2008: Ceremony of cohabitation (Legally allowed to get bizz-ay!)

AOS/AP/EAD

02/07/2008: Filed for AOS/AP/EAD

14/07/2008: Received NOA1

09/09/2008: Transferred to CSC

29/09/2008: EAD arrives in mail w/out notice, AP following week

18/11/2008: Email notice letter has gone out, card ETA: 60 days

25/11/2008: GC arrives in mail! TWO YEARS OF RED-TAPE FREEDOM! WOOT!

When you know, you know!

kitkat1 Experienced

kitkat1   5

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Correction fluid is definitely not acceptable on any of your Immigration forms.

You will need to fill out a whole new form.

I used white out on my I-134 and had zero problems.

Waiver approved after 10 months. Did NOT use a lawyer

CDJ Pilot Program Information

I-601 Waiver Guidelines

I-601 Waiver Overview

Hardship Letter Guidelines

Tips for Writing Hardship Letters

Examples of Approved Hardship Letters

Examples of Denied Hardship Letters

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kitkat1 Experienced

kitkat1   5

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Mexico
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take a look at this thread for other thoughts/opinions: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...c=51065&hl=

Waiver approved after 10 months. Did NOT use a lawyer

CDJ Pilot Program Information

I-601 Waiver Guidelines

I-601 Waiver Overview

Hardship Letter Guidelines

Tips for Writing Hardship Letters

Examples of Approved Hardship Letters

Examples of Denied Hardship Letters

You can find me on I2US and FBI

tiberonsuave Enthusiast

tiberonsuave   0

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Colombia
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Hi everyone (yet again),

Ooops, I just made a mistake on our G-325A that we're enclosing with the I-129F packet. I intended to write "UNKNOWN" where it asks for A-Number/File Number, as advised in a previous post today. Instead, I accidentally put "NONE!" The harder I concentrate on doing things correctly, the more I mess up... :blink:

Is it ok to use correction fluid (White-Out) to correct this error? I would normally just re-print the form and start over, but we don't have a printer at home and it's quite an ordeal getting to the place where we print. This application is important to us, so obviously, we'll go re-print and start again if we need to...but would it hurt to cut a teensy corner by using correction fluid? I imagine what the USCIS cares about most is that the information is there and that it's legible.

Thoughts?

Thanks. :wacko:

Don't you just love it?

On N/A vs NONE. Look at it this way. If they you a question about children and you have no children the correct answer is none. If they ask you about prior spouses and you have never been married, the correct answer is...none. You see the QUESTION is very applicable. The correct reply is none.

Personally, I feel like they should make the problem go away by rephrasing the questions.

Finally, why not invest in a printer? They are very inexpensive.

t

Yodrak Veteran

Yodrak   7

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A very old post, but as long as someone else has revived the thread,

At this stage - filing an I-129f for a spouse - one really does have an A number. It was assigned when the I-130 was received by the USCIS.

But, as I posted last time in this thread, an unimportant bit of information on an unimportant form. It doesn't make any difference how the question is answered. They'll find the A#.

Yodrak

I would leave the NONE there and alone.. That is what i did cos at this stage you really don't have an A number yet.

NONE is the right answer.

Leave it alone and don't white out anything.

Galateia Collaborator

Galateia   1

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: Canada
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Correction fluid is definitely not acceptable on any of your Immigration forms.

You will need to fill out a whole new form.

I used white out on my I-134 and had zero problems.

Thanks, that's a relief!

K-1

03/09/2006: Sent I-129F

22/11/2006: NOA2 - APPROVED!

31/12/2006: 1 year anniversary

22/12/2006: Package received from Montreal

18/01/2007: Packet 3 delivered to Montreal Consulate

02/02/2007: Medical Exam in London, ON- Wonderful Doctor/Office

30/05/2007: Package 4 received from Montreal

05/07/2007: Interview date - Canceled by request, [promised a Dec date b/c was 6+mo in advance, note on file

Screwed up my interview date, given NOVEMBER, fixed, promised Dec or Jan

06/02/2008: Interview date, medical now expired! APPROVED!

23/01/2008: New Medical done, WHERE THE @#$%! IS IT, DID THE MAILMAN LOSE IT?! (It arrived 30 min after I left for MTL, 1 week overdue. KISS MY LEFT FOOT, AFTER IT'S BEEN WEDGED UP YOUR HINEY AND LOST IT'S STILETTO, CANADA POST!)

14/02/2008: VISA IN HAND!!

18/05/2008: POE - Harassed by ignorant and incompetent Customs Official who grilled me until I answered that the reason why I broke up w/ my Ex was not to date my USC but b/c he was "impotent from a porn addiction". He also insulted my husband's motives for talking to me, dismissed our 2 years together as "not enough to get married", and otherwise trotted out the Spanish Inquisition.

22/05/2008: Ceremony of cohabitation (Legally allowed to get bizz-ay!)

AOS/AP/EAD

02/07/2008: Filed for AOS/AP/EAD

14/07/2008: Received NOA1

09/09/2008: Transferred to CSC

29/09/2008: EAD arrives in mail w/out notice, AP following week

18/11/2008: Email notice letter has gone out, card ETA: 60 days

25/11/2008: GC arrives in mail! TWO YEARS OF RED-TAPE FREEDOM! WOOT!

When you know, you know!

 
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