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DemRa   4

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Hi everyone,

I want to know if there is any chance of dragging my case into Administrative Review by CO if I will submit new DS230 and I864 during my interview. Reason for re-submission is

1. Change of Address.

2. Change of Income status - when I filed my I864 to sponsor my spouse, I didn't have any job so I got cosponsor to support while my case was at NVC. Now I just got the job.

Does anyone here experienced anything like this before?

Thanks

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03/22/2011: NOA 1

03/20/2013: NOA 2

04/15/2013: Case number

04/15/2013: DS3032 emailed

04/19/2013: AOS paid

04/26/2013: DS3032 accepted

04/29/2013: IV paid

04/29/2013: AOS package submitted (Resubmitted: 05/13/2013)

05/02/2013: IV package submitted (Resubmitted: 05/16/2013)

05/24/2013: AOS accepted

05/28/2013: IV accepted

05/28/2013: Case complete

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08/22/2013: Visa Approved

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Hi everyone,

I want to know if there is any chance of dragging my case into Administrative Review by CO if I will submit new DS230 and I864 during my interview. Reason for re-submission is

1. Change of Address.

2. Change of Income status - when I filed my I864 to sponsor my spouse, I didn't have any job so I got cosponsor to support while my case was at NVC. Now I just got the job.

Does anyone here experienced anything like this before?

Thanks

Submit a change if address with USCIS and for the AOS, if your co-sponsor make enough money, then just leave it like that. Even though you have gotten a new job, the CO may want you to proof history of financial stability by asking for prior years taxes which i think will be a problem for you.

My advice would be to change your adress with the post office and all you mails will be redirected to your new adress. No need to change adress with consulate

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Submit a change if address with USCIS and for the AOS, if your co-sponsor make enough money, then just leave it like that. Even though you have gotten a new job, the CO may want you to proof history of financial stability by asking for prior years taxes which i think will be a problem for you.

My advice would be to change your adress with the post office and all you mails will be redirected to your new adress. No need to change adress with consulate

Thanks nami33,

I was unemployed only since march 2013. so as a petitioner i had file I864 with 3-year tax transcripts but with 'zero' current income.

I was thinking to do the same as you have suggested but at interview when CO ask - what the petitioner does in US and where? then beneficiary has to say the truth. Petitioner now works in different state. So how to deal with this situation? Is it necessary to have the same address in beneficiary application as of petitioner's address?? Will that create any doubt if it is different?

I also don't want to see my case being put into administrative review because of this.

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03/22/2011: NOA 1

03/20/2013: NOA 2

04/15/2013: Case number

04/15/2013: DS3032 emailed

04/19/2013: AOS paid

04/26/2013: DS3032 accepted

04/29/2013: IV paid

04/29/2013: AOS package submitted (Resubmitted: 05/13/2013)

05/02/2013: IV package submitted (Resubmitted: 05/16/2013)

05/24/2013: AOS accepted

05/28/2013: IV accepted

05/28/2013: Case complete

*****************************************

08/22/2013: Visa Approved

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Demra, No need to resubmit DS-230 but you can advise your spouse to mention that your address has changed during the interview. (Also, make sure to inform IO at POE about address change).

As for I-864, I would advise you to send the updated I-864 along with employment letter and paystubs. At the very least, send the employment letter to interview and your wife can hand the documents during pre-interview at the consulate.

03/10/13: NoA2

04/29/13: NVC Received

05/10/13: Case No./IIN Generated/Received

06/26/13: Case complete


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Demra, No need to resubmit DS-230 but you can advise your spouse to mention that your address has changed during the interview. (Also, make sure to inform IO at POE about address change).

As for I-864, I would advise you to send the updated I-864 along with employment letter and paystubs. At the very least, send the employment letter to interview and your wife can hand the documents during pre-interview at the consulate.

Thanks.

Hmm! there will be pre-interview as well?

I don't think I will have pay stubs by that time but I can get EL. So, any possibilities to fall into Administrative Review?

as1cJKgNw000000MDAzMTUwc3w1MjYyODMxc3xXZ

03/22/2011: NOA 1

03/20/2013: NOA 2

04/15/2013: Case number

04/15/2013: DS3032 emailed

04/19/2013: AOS paid

04/26/2013: DS3032 accepted

04/29/2013: IV paid

04/29/2013: AOS package submitted (Resubmitted: 05/13/2013)

05/02/2013: IV package submitted (Resubmitted: 05/16/2013)

05/24/2013: AOS accepted

05/28/2013: IV accepted

05/28/2013: Case complete

*****************************************

08/22/2013: Visa Approved

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Thanks.

Hmm! there will be pre-interview as well?

I don't think I will have pay stubs by that time but I can get EL. So, any possibilities to fall into Administrative Review?

Pre-interview in a sense, someone interviews for missing documents and prepares for final review (most likely another embassy staff) bunch of questions and takes the documents that were supposed to be submitted or per the IL etc..etc

For the sole reason you mentioned change of address & new job, it should not go to AP.

At least get the EL ready, I think it is a good idea to take during the interview.

03/10/13: NoA2

04/29/13: NVC Received

05/10/13: Case No./IIN Generated/Received

06/26/13: Case complete


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Pre-interview in a sense, someone interviews for missing documents and prepares for final review (most likely another embassy staff) bunch of questions and takes the documents that were supposed to be submitted or per the IL etc..etc

For the sole reason you mentioned change of address & new job, it should not go to AP.

At least get the EL ready, I think it is a good idea to take during the interview.

As I will be submitting new form so i thought they might take extra time to review the new information on the new form again. Hope it won't happen.

Thanks

as1cJKgNw000000MDAzMTUwc3w1MjYyODMxc3xXZ

03/22/2011: NOA 1

03/20/2013: NOA 2

04/15/2013: Case number

04/15/2013: DS3032 emailed

04/19/2013: AOS paid

04/26/2013: DS3032 accepted

04/29/2013: IV paid

04/29/2013: AOS package submitted (Resubmitted: 05/13/2013)

05/02/2013: IV package submitted (Resubmitted: 05/16/2013)

05/24/2013: AOS accepted

05/28/2013: IV accepted

05/28/2013: Case complete

*****************************************

08/22/2013: Visa Approved

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July 30, 2011: Received NOA2 hardcopy in mail
August 8, 2011: NVC received file
September 1, 2011: NVC case number assigned
September 2, 2011: AOS invoice received, OPTIN email for EP sent
September 7, 2011: Paid AOS bill (payment portal showed PAID on September 9, 2011)
September 8, 2011: OPTIN email accepted, GZO number assigned
September 10, 2011: Emailed AOS package
September 12, 2011: IV bill invoiced
September 13, 2011: Paid IV bill (payment portal showed PAID on September 14, 2011)
September 14, 2011: Emailed IV package
October 3, 2011: Emailed checklist response (checklist generated due to typo on Form DS-230)
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