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I called the civil surgeon in our area today to have Neil's vaccination records transferred to the vaccination supplement form and the lady asked if they wanted it in a sealed envelope. I wasn't sure so if anyone has an answer for that could they please help! Thank you in advance.

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I called the civil surgeon in our area today to have Neil's vaccination records transferred to the vaccination supplement form and the lady asked if they wanted it in a sealed envelope. I wasn't sure so if anyone has an answer for that could they please help! Thank you in advance.

We had one copy sealed to submit with AOS and one copy unsealed for our own records.

9/4/06 - AOS package accepted at Chicago

9/11/06 - ND AOS package

9/14/06 - NOA AOS, AP and EAD

9/16/06 - Biometrics letter received

9/18/06 - All touched

9/19/06 - AP and EAD touched

9/20/06 - RFE notice by email (verify income and employment)

9/23/06 - Biometrics

9/25/06 - NOA I-130 (finally)

9/26/06 - Touched AOS and EAD

10/4/06 - Returned RFE materials by USPS Express mail

10/5/06 - RFE materials signed for by D Atwell

10/12/06 - E-Mail notification RFE material received 10/10/06

11/3/06 - Received interview notice (for 12/18/06)

12/18/06 - Approved with letter in hand (no stamp)

1/3/07 - GC in hand Remove conditions 9/18/08

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Germany
Timeline
We had one copy sealed to submit with AOS and one copy unsealed for our own records.

Same here.

The main thing is, that, yes, the copy for USCIS does HAVE to be in a sealed envelope. :yes:

AOS timeline:

03/17/06 filed for AOS

03/28-06 touched

04/04/06 biometrics

04/05/06 touched

05/23/06 transfered to CSC

06/17/06 touched

08/16/06 touched

11/20/06 USCIS cust.service started inquiry about case (because it's outside of processing times)

11/30/06 approval e-mail

12/07/06 Greencard in the mail (= 8 months and 21 days for the entire AOS process)

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