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Filed: Country: Philippines
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On I130 form-- C. Information about your alien relative (continued)

#21. If filing for your husband/wife, give last address at which you lived together.

....What address should be given?Is it the last address we have lived together after we got married or just the last address we lived together before marriage? We never lived together as a married couple becoz he was already living in US and just went home to the Philippines and stayed for a month and married me. And also, we did not live together before we got married, he'd just visit me in my province and stay for a month or so, and I would also visit him. That was just our set up from the time we started our relationship until he left for the states...would that count as living together? And the big problem is that, my husband put my address and his address (on Section C-Q#21)when he was still living here in the Philippines plus the date from the time we started our relationship until he left for US. I'm really confused pls help?

Would that cause a problem in our I130 approval?Any idea?

IR1/CR1 (CSC)

(F2 category)

May 31, 2006 - sent I130

June 5, 2006 - Received by USCIS

June 20,2006 - I130 notice date

January 25, 2007 - Hubby became a naturalized citizen

January 26, 2007 - sent mail to upgrade from F2 to IR1 and also upgraded it over the fone (USCIS told him to wait for 45 days for I130 to be upgraded)

March 13-Received a letter from USCIS asking for a copy of naturalization cert plus a cover letter entitled I130 Request for Upgrade

March 20- faxed the papers

March 21- TOUCHED!!! finally after 9 months...

March 22- Approval notice

April 2 - Case received by NVC and was assigned a case #.

April 30 - DS3032 & AOS Fee Bill have been generated and sent out

May 2 - NVC accepted agent of of choice w/c was e-mailed the same day DS-3032 was generated

May 7 - IV Fee bill has been generated

May 15 - Both AOS and IV fee bills received in the mail.

May 16 - Mailed both bills to NVC via USPS (overnight)...

May 25 - NVC finished processing AOS fee payment.

May 28 - I-864 package was generated and mailed out

May 29 - NVC finished processing IV fee payment

June 4 - DS230 was generated

June 8 - I-864 package was received in the mail

June 13 - sent I864EZ to NVC

June 15 - DS230 received in the mail

June 20 - DS230 sent to NVC

June 25 - DS230 received by NVC...I864EZ completed

July 6 - CASE COMPLETE!

Aug 15 - INTERVIEW DATE! Approved!!!

Oct 2- it's time to leave...= ) = (

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
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Many couples going through immigration have never lived together because of the restrictions placed on us by the immigration process. Visiting someone is not the same as living together. I responded "N/A" to that question and my husband's I130 was approved.

Good luck :)

Sandy

Michael's I-130:

NOA1: 5-10-2006----updated w/ citizenship: 9-25-06----had to call back 10/25, touch 10/26

12/06/06 - Approved!- - - 12/08/06 - Touch---01/25/07 - Touch

I130 at NVC

12/14/06 - case number assigned

12/25/06 - DS3032 & AOS Fee Bill Mailed (phone system updated 12/27)

12/27/06 - emailed choice of agent; 12/29/06 - received email from NVC confirming choice of agent!

01/01/07 - NVC generated IV Fee Bill (postmarked 1/17 though!)

01/03/07 - returned AoS Fee Bill via Priority Mail (James' shortcut)

01/15/07 - NVC generated AOS package

01/22/07 - received IV Fee Bill - overnighted back to NVC same day

01/27/07 - recieved I864 package; 01/29/07 - overnighted I864 to NVC

01/29/07 - DS230 generated (phone system not updated, email response 2/5/07)

02/05/07 - mailed DS-230 to NVC via express mail

02/20/07 - CASE COMPLETE!!

04/18/07 - INTERVIEW!!!! - APPROVED!!!!

Michael's K-3:

09/28/06 - NOA1

1/25/07 - approved ...NOA2 via snail mail - 1/29/07

03/16/07 - chose not to return packet 3 to Montreal

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: India
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On I130 form-- C. Information about your alien relative (continued)

#21. If filing for your husband/wife, give last address at which you lived together.

....What address should be given?Is it the last address we have lived together after we got married or just the last address we lived together before marriage? We never lived together as a married couple becoz he was already living in US and just went home to the Philippines and stayed for a month and married me. And also, we did not live together before we got married, he'd just visit me in my province and stay for a month or so, and I would also visit him. That was just our set up from the time we started our relationship until he left for the states...would that count as living together? And the big problem is that, my husband put my address and his address (on Section C-Q#21)when he was still living here in the Philippines plus the date from the time we started our relationship until he left for US. I'm really confused pls help?

Would that cause a problem in our I130 approval?Any idea?

I put my wife's address, since after marriage we "lived" together at her place for two weeks before I returned back to the USA and my I-130 got approved

Good luck with your journey

08/06/06 - Married in India 3dflagsdotcom_ukeng_2fawm.gif3dflagsdotcom_india_2fawm.gif

------------------------------------USCIS - CSS-----------------------------------------

09/09/06 - Submited I-130

09/19/06 - NOA1

11/27/06 - NOA2 - Approval

----------------------------------------NVC------------------------------------------------

12/07/06 - NVC Received and Case # Assigned

12/18/06 - AOS Fee Bill and DS-3032generated

12/19/06 - E-mail DS-3032 Choice of Agent to NVC

12/20/06 - AOS Fee Bill sent next day delivery to St. Louis by USPS

12/22/06 - DS-3032 Choice of Agent Accepted (received e-mail conformation from NVC)

12/25/06 - IV Fee Bill Generated by NVC

01/03/07 - ASO Application generated by NVC

01/06/07 - IV Fee Bill Received (snail mail)

01/08/07 - IV Fee Bill sent next day delivery to St. Louis by USPS

01/12/07 - ASO Application received (snail mail)

01/13/07 - ASO I864-EZ application sent to NVC priority mail (3 day delivery)

01/15/07 - DS230 Generated

01/18/07 - DS230 sent to NVC - overnight delivery by USPS

01/26/07 - DS230 finally received 11 days after it was generated.. can anyone say snail mail..

02/20/07 - CASE COMPLETE AT NVC

02/28/07 - Case left NVC

03/03/07 - Case received at Mumbai Embassy

05/22/07 - Medical Interview Breach Candy Mumbai

05/24/07 - Interview date at Mumbai consulate - APPROVED!

06/02/07 - Mumbai - Paris - Atlanta - Charlotte. Departs June 1st 4.45am EST Arrives June 2nd 4.12pm EST

07/10/07 - Received Conditional Greencard. Still waiting on the SSN

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chizza,

You think too much. There is nothing in the question about marital status during the period of co-habitation and living together out of wedlock is not a crime involving moral turpitude.

Answer questions as asked, do not twist the questions around by adding (or removing) issues.

Yodrak

On I130 form-- C. Information about your alien relative (continued)

#21. If filing for your husband/wife, give last address at which you lived together.

....What address should be given?Is it the last address we have lived together after we got married or just the last address we lived together before marriage? We never lived together as a married couple becoz he was already living in US and just went home to the Philippines and stayed for a month and married me. And also, we did not live together before we got married, he'd just visit me in my province and stay for a month or so, and I would also visit him. That was just our set up from the time we started our relationship until he left for the states...would that count as living together? And the big problem is that, my husband put my address and his address (on Section C-Q#21)when he was still living here in the Philippines plus the date from the time we started our relationship until he left for US. I'm really confused pls help?

Would that cause a problem in our I130 approval?Any idea?

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devblt,

I visited with my wife for 4 weeks, staying at her home. I would not, and did not, call that 'living together'.

Just out of curiosity, did you list that 2 weeks of living with your wife on your G-325A where is asks for the places where you have lived during the last 5 years? (And if not, why not?)

Yodrak

I put my wife's address, since after marriage we "lived" together at her place for two weeks before I returned back to the USA and my I-130 got approved

......

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Filed: K-3 Visa Country: Philippines
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devblt,

I visited with my wife for 4 weeks, staying at her home. I would not, and did not, call that 'living together'.

Just out of curiosity, did you list that 2 weeks of living with your wife on your G-325A where is asks for the places where you have lived during the last 5 years? (And if not, why not?)

Yodrak

I put my wife's address, since after marriage we "lived" together at her place for two weeks before I returned back to the USA and my I-130 got approved

......

when we got married 2006 i stayed at my wifes house from sept 23 -0ct 23 2006.

so i put it there the address (my wifes address) that we live together from that timeline which we really do.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: India
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devblt,

I visited with my wife for 4 weeks, staying at her home. I would not, and did not, call that 'living together'.

Just out of curiosity, did you list that 2 weeks of living with your wife on your G-325A where is asks for the places where you have lived during the last 5 years? (And if not, why not?)

Yodrak

I put my wife's address, since after marriage we "lived" together at her place for two weeks before I returned back to the USA and my I-130 got approved

......

If i recall correctly.. I did list the 2 week period and her parents address were we lived

08/06/06 - Married in India 3dflagsdotcom_ukeng_2fawm.gif3dflagsdotcom_india_2fawm.gif

------------------------------------USCIS - CSS-----------------------------------------

09/09/06 - Submited I-130

09/19/06 - NOA1

11/27/06 - NOA2 - Approval

----------------------------------------NVC------------------------------------------------

12/07/06 - NVC Received and Case # Assigned

12/18/06 - AOS Fee Bill and DS-3032generated

12/19/06 - E-mail DS-3032 Choice of Agent to NVC

12/20/06 - AOS Fee Bill sent next day delivery to St. Louis by USPS

12/22/06 - DS-3032 Choice of Agent Accepted (received e-mail conformation from NVC)

12/25/06 - IV Fee Bill Generated by NVC

01/03/07 - ASO Application generated by NVC

01/06/07 - IV Fee Bill Received (snail mail)

01/08/07 - IV Fee Bill sent next day delivery to St. Louis by USPS

01/12/07 - ASO Application received (snail mail)

01/13/07 - ASO I864-EZ application sent to NVC priority mail (3 day delivery)

01/15/07 - DS230 Generated

01/18/07 - DS230 sent to NVC - overnight delivery by USPS

01/26/07 - DS230 finally received 11 days after it was generated.. can anyone say snail mail..

02/20/07 - CASE COMPLETE AT NVC

02/28/07 - Case left NVC

03/03/07 - Case received at Mumbai Embassy

05/22/07 - Medical Interview Breach Candy Mumbai

05/24/07 - Interview date at Mumbai consulate - APPROVED!

06/02/07 - Mumbai - Paris - Atlanta - Charlotte. Departs June 1st 4.45am EST Arrives June 2nd 4.12pm EST

07/10/07 - Received Conditional Greencard. Still waiting on the SSN

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devblt,

Consistency is a good trait, I believe.

Yodrak

devblt,

I visited with my wife for 4 weeks, staying at her home. I would not, and did not, call that 'living together'.

Just out of curiosity, did you list that 2 weeks of living with your wife on your G-325A where is asks for the places where you have lived during the last 5 years? (And if not, why not?)

Yodrak

I put my wife's address, since after marriage we "lived" together at her place for two weeks before I returned back to the USA and my I-130 got approved

......

If i recall correctly.. I did list the 2 week period and her parents address were we lived

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I just received the duplicate of the I130 package(sent to USCIS last year) that my hubby sent for me to keep. I found out that the addresses he put were correct since we stayed back and forth at my place and his during his 1 month stay here but he got confused with the date. And when I asked him why he put a wrong date, he had no idea that he did so...that's just our problem..is there any way or possibility that we could inform the USCIS about it and correct the date? Becoz we are worried it might cause a problem in the future approval of our I130.

pls, you guys might help us...we really don't know if we will just leave it that way and just wait or if we must do something about it while it's still early.

IR1/CR1 (CSC)

(F2 category)

May 31, 2006 - sent I130

June 5, 2006 - Received by USCIS

June 20,2006 - I130 notice date

January 25, 2007 - Hubby became a naturalized citizen

January 26, 2007 - sent mail to upgrade from F2 to IR1 and also upgraded it over the fone (USCIS told him to wait for 45 days for I130 to be upgraded)

March 13-Received a letter from USCIS asking for a copy of naturalization cert plus a cover letter entitled I130 Request for Upgrade

March 20- faxed the papers

March 21- TOUCHED!!! finally after 9 months...

March 22- Approval notice

April 2 - Case received by NVC and was assigned a case #.

April 30 - DS3032 & AOS Fee Bill have been generated and sent out

May 2 - NVC accepted agent of of choice w/c was e-mailed the same day DS-3032 was generated

May 7 - IV Fee bill has been generated

May 15 - Both AOS and IV fee bills received in the mail.

May 16 - Mailed both bills to NVC via USPS (overnight)...

May 25 - NVC finished processing AOS fee payment.

May 28 - I-864 package was generated and mailed out

May 29 - NVC finished processing IV fee payment

June 4 - DS230 was generated

June 8 - I-864 package was received in the mail

June 13 - sent I864EZ to NVC

June 15 - DS230 received in the mail

June 20 - DS230 sent to NVC

June 25 - DS230 received by NVC...I864EZ completed

July 6 - CASE COMPLETE!

Aug 15 - INTERVIEW DATE! Approved!!!

Oct 2- it's time to leave...= ) = (

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Filed: Country: Philippines
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I just received the duplicate of the I130 package(sent to USCIS last year) that my hubby sent for me to keep. I found out that the addresses he put were correct since we stayed back and forth at my place and his during his 1 month stay here but he got confused with the date. And when I asked him why he put a wrong date, he had no idea that he did so...that's just our problem..is there any way or possibility that we could inform the USCIS about it and correct the date? Becoz we are worried it might cause a problem in the future approval of our I130.

pls, you guys might help us...we really don't know if we will just leave it that way and just wait or if we must do something about it while it is still early..we 're thinking it might cause conflicts on the dates becoz intead of putting Dec 2004- January 2005, my husband put Mar 2002- June 2003.

IR1/CR1 (CSC)

(F2 category)

May 31, 2006 - sent I130

June 5, 2006 - Received by USCIS

June 20,2006 - I130 notice date

January 25, 2007 - Hubby became a naturalized citizen

January 26, 2007 - sent mail to upgrade from F2 to IR1 and also upgraded it over the fone (USCIS told him to wait for 45 days for I130 to be upgraded)

March 13-Received a letter from USCIS asking for a copy of naturalization cert plus a cover letter entitled I130 Request for Upgrade

March 20- faxed the papers

March 21- TOUCHED!!! finally after 9 months...

March 22- Approval notice

April 2 - Case received by NVC and was assigned a case #.

April 30 - DS3032 & AOS Fee Bill have been generated and sent out

May 2 - NVC accepted agent of of choice w/c was e-mailed the same day DS-3032 was generated

May 7 - IV Fee bill has been generated

May 15 - Both AOS and IV fee bills received in the mail.

May 16 - Mailed both bills to NVC via USPS (overnight)...

May 25 - NVC finished processing AOS fee payment.

May 28 - I-864 package was generated and mailed out

May 29 - NVC finished processing IV fee payment

June 4 - DS230 was generated

June 8 - I-864 package was received in the mail

June 13 - sent I864EZ to NVC

June 15 - DS230 received in the mail

June 20 - DS230 sent to NVC

June 25 - DS230 received by NVC...I864EZ completed

July 6 - CASE COMPLETE!

Aug 15 - INTERVIEW DATE! Approved!!!

Oct 2- it's time to leave...= ) = (

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