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Military Record Paperwork for Beneficiary?

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grayfer   2

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Hi guys!

I have submitted my I-130 on behalf of my husband and we are currently waiting to receive our NOA2. Given that we filed in September, we're estimated that we'll finally get the NOA2 sometime around March/April at this rate.

I know that we will need to submit a copy of his military record (which can only be requested after he has left the army), but he is still in the military on a contract and won't be done until April. If we get our NOA2 sooner than that, it seems like we'll have to wait until April anyway to get the paperwork... right?

Has anyone else had a similar situation? Do you know what details exactly are required on this paperwork? Maybe there is some way to get around this requirement?

Thank you for any help!

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kmg617   26

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Israel
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Hi there! My husband had already finished with the army. They get a discharge paper. I think it's called a teudat shikhrur. He would know what that means :)

He may be able to get some documentation from his superiors in the meantime if you are approved earlier than he finishes.

12/30/2012 Got married!

02/01/2013 Sent I-130 via Priority Mail USPS

02/05/2013 NOA1 Priority Date

04/09/2013 Called USCIS-informed by Tier 2 officer that my case was transferred to Washington D.C. on March 13

09/05/2013 NOA2

09/27/2013 NVC received case

Submitted DS-261

Paid AOS bill

10/16/2013 Paid IV bill

10/19/2013 Submitted DS-260
10/21/2013 Mailed AOS and IV packages overnight

11/15/2013 IV package accepted/Checklist for AOS

11/26/2013 New AOS documents received at NVC

12/19/2013 Case Complete

12/27/2013-Received Interview letter

01/26/2014-Husband's Medical Exam

02/13/2014-Interview- Approved, but the consular officer did not see I-864 joint sponsor documents, and sent my husband home with the packet of all the original documents, and told him to mail it in when he gets it. My husband realized that the "missing" documents had been there all along. Husband immediately mailed it back.

02/26/2014-Consular office received "missing" documents and gave it to CO for review

03/17/2014-Visa Issued!

03/20/2014- Received Visa

03/21/2014- POE!

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kmg617   26

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Israel
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By the way, it's nice to see another Israel filer...In the last 8 months or so since I began this grueling long process I hadn't really seen any other Israel filers other than some K1s!

12/30/2012 Got married!

02/01/2013 Sent I-130 via Priority Mail USPS

02/05/2013 NOA1 Priority Date

04/09/2013 Called USCIS-informed by Tier 2 officer that my case was transferred to Washington D.C. on March 13

09/05/2013 NOA2

09/27/2013 NVC received case

Submitted DS-261

Paid AOS bill

10/16/2013 Paid IV bill

10/19/2013 Submitted DS-260
10/21/2013 Mailed AOS and IV packages overnight

11/15/2013 IV package accepted/Checklist for AOS

11/26/2013 New AOS documents received at NVC

12/19/2013 Case Complete

12/27/2013-Received Interview letter

01/26/2014-Husband's Medical Exam

02/13/2014-Interview- Approved, but the consular officer did not see I-864 joint sponsor documents, and sent my husband home with the packet of all the original documents, and told him to mail it in when he gets it. My husband realized that the "missing" documents had been there all along. Husband immediately mailed it back.

02/26/2014-Consular office received "missing" documents and gave it to CO for review

03/17/2014-Visa Issued!

03/20/2014- Received Visa

03/21/2014- POE!

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