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newly wed LPR put in phil. address on marriage cert.

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shantoph0208   1

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hi im new here, would just like to ask, Im an LPR, me and my husband just got married last feb. and im filing a petition for spouse this month. would like to ask is there gonna be a problem because on our marriage certificate I put in my parents home add. in the phil. instead of putting my US add. thanks!

PD: March 31, 2014

Case complete: June 8, 2015

Interview letter: September 15, 2015

Interview date: October 6, 2015

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Mockingjay   10

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Filed: F-2A Visa Country: Philippines
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No, it's totally fine. My husband used his Phil address too in our marriage certificate and we filed last November 2013 and got our approval last February 05.

Visa Category: F2A

Country: Philippines

Lockbox: Chicago Lockbox

USCIS Service Center: California Service Center

I-130 Sent: November 5, 2013

NOA 1: November 8, 2013

NOA 2: February 5, 2014

Date Received by NVC: February 15, 2014

Case Number and IIN: April 2, 2014

DS-261/AOS Invoice Email: February 19, 2015

Paid AOS Fee: February 21, 2015

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Mockingjay   10

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Filed: F-2A Visa Country: Philippines
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Yah I know. We are just lucky our american step dad prepared and processed everything. This is the 6th petition he processed so I'm confident. By the way, you're welcome.

Visa Category: F2A

Country: Philippines

Lockbox: Chicago Lockbox

USCIS Service Center: California Service Center

I-130 Sent: November 5, 2013

NOA 1: November 8, 2013

NOA 2: February 5, 2014

Date Received by NVC: February 15, 2014

Case Number and IIN: April 2, 2014

DS-261/AOS Invoice Email: February 19, 2015

Paid AOS Fee: February 21, 2015

 
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