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izzzibizzzi   3

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Germany
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Hello everyone.

I have a question regarding my passport during the AOS process.

We filed AOS a few days ago. We included the copies of my passport (biographic page and K1 Visa + entry stamps).

While my passport is still valid for now - it will expire in 1 1/2 moths. I already have an appointment with the German consulate to apply for a new one (what can take up to 3moths - in combination with my name change).

The consulate told me I will be able to keep my old passport during the the application process and I will also be able to keep it with my new passport.

My question now is - due to the fact that I applied AOS with my old passport - will I be having trouble at some point during the AOS process? Will they require me to send in my passport ant any point or will I be asked to bring it to the interview. I can see there should not be a big problem if I can bring both my old and new one to the interview - but what happens if my interview will be before Ill receive my new passport but all I can bring is an expired passport?

Did anyone experienced this?

Thank you for your help

K1

12/21/2012 - Got engaged in Central Park New York

01/05/2013 - Filed for I-129F

01/26/2013 - NOA1 / Vermont (Hardcopy)

05/30/2013 - Case transferred to TSC

06/24/2013 - NOA2 / Vermont (Texas) (Hardcopy

08/01/2013 - Pack 3 arrived

08/12/2013 - Pack 4 arrived

08/20/2013 - Interview / Frankfurt, Germany >>> APPROVED

08/23/2013 - VISA IN HAND >>> 7 months 2 weeks and 4 days after we filed for I-129F

09/21/2013 - Flight to New York

11/09/2013 - Wedding

AOS

01/29/2014 - Filed for AOS/EAD/AP Chicago PO Box

01/31/2014 - Case Arrived at Chicago PO Box

02/07/2014 - Acceptance E-Mail and Message, E-Notification

02/09/2014 - Check Cashed

02/11/2014 - NOA1 Hardcopy received (AOS, EAD, AP)

>>> NOA1 Date 02/03/2014

02/20/2014 - Biometrics Appointment Notice received

>>> Appointment Date 03/03/2014

02/21/2014 - Successful Walk-in Biometrics (Port Chester)

03/16/2014 - Filed AR-11 online - Change of address

04/10/2014 - EAD / AP Approved (Mailed to new address)

05/14/2014 - Potential Interview Waiver Case letter received (send to old address)

05/20/2014 - Service request - Mail gets delivered to old and new address

10/20/2014 - Online Service Request - Out of normal processing time

12/03/2014 - Online Service Request - Out of normal processing time (again)

12/06/2014 - Case Status changed to: Card/Document Production (311 days after filing AOS)

12/12/2014 - Case Status changed to: Card Mailed

12/15/2014 - Greencard Arrived

AOS: 320 DAYS / K1 + AOS = 710 DAYS

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KayDeeCee Grand Master

KayDeeCee   4,893

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Mexico
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Not a problem at all. Passport is used as ID when entering the USCIS office, and if they should so happen to want to see your entry stamp(doubtful). It can be used for that purpose even if it is expired.

Link to K-1 instructions for Ciudad Juarez, Mexico > https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/K1/CDJ_Ciudad-Juarez-2-22-2021.pdf

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