Sawasdee AOS

[symbiosis 0]

Officially joining this thread as Noi has gotten her visa and will arrive in U.S. on 15 Jan.

[Kang Lang 7]

congrats symbiosis! let me know if i can be of any help. since my husband will have his aos interview about 2 weeks after your noi arrives.

[blank0 2]

Hey all, I posted this on the main site but thought I'd add it here too. I found a Civil Surgeon in Seattle willing to transcribe the vaccination info to the I-693. It took some searching but Dr. Kenneth Hong (from the USCIS list) got it done for us for $60.00. All the others wanted $200-300 and would only do the full exam. Just in case there any others in need in the Seattle area.

[Kang Lang 7]

i know nobody really reads here often but my husband received his green card a week ago!

[ThaiStyleUSA 1]

i know nobody really reads here often but my husband received his green card a week ago!

Congrats and best wishes always! :thumbs:

[griz30 0]

Did everyone use staples or paperclips to keep their papers seperated for the AOS?

[Kang Lang 7]

i know nobody really reads here often but my husband received his green card a week ago!

Congrats and best wishes always! :thumbs:

thank you so much thaistyle!!! i see you are in the process, if i can help let me know. good luck.

hi griz, i used paper clips and sheet protectors to keep everything separated.

good luck to you.

Edited February 17, 2009 by Kang Lang

[ThaiStyleUSA 1]

I used document protectors and put them into a binder. Also I made a cover sheet and its table of content along with it. Good luck and take care.

[mnbinth 2]

Did everyone use staples or paperclips to keep their papers seperated for the AOS?

Paperclips and binder clips for ours.

[mnbinth 2]

i know nobody really reads here often but my husband received his green card a week ago!

Congratulations!

[HYENA 4]

i know nobody really reads here often but my husband received his green card a week ago!

Congratulations!

I'm not reading here...

Congrats!

[Kang Lang 7]

wow, random that i missed this! thanks he's been a pr for 10 months tomorrow but eh who's counting! :0

[Devkpaik 1]

Kang Lang,

I'm happy to see you guys got the green card!

I remember awhile back we were talking about how we were both in the same boat because we both applied for AOS about a year after entering the US (my wife entered the US last september).

Anyways, we have our interview on November 2nd, so really close!

How was the interview?

Oh yea, and CONGRATS!!

[ThaitoUSA 15]

All the best on the interview. My wife just got her GC last week and is happy to be a resident. I think the back of the GC is the coolest I've ever seen for an ID.

Just curious, how many spouses intend to or have become citizens?

[Kang Lang 7]

Kang Lang,

I'm happy to see you guys got the green card!

I remember awhile back we were talking about how we were both in the same boat because we both applied for AOS about a year after entering the US (my wife entered the US last september).

Anyways, we have our interview on November 2nd, so really close!

How was the interview?

Oh yea, and CONGRATS!!

how did it go for you? i responded to your post in sawasdee but i think you may have been offline prepping for your interview. go check out my response since we had an interesting situation although we had no questions relative to our late filing.

i hope all went well and cannot wait to hear!

All the best on the interview. My wife just got her GC last week and is happy to be a resident. I think the back of the GC is the coolest I've ever seen for an ID.

Just curious, how many spouses intend to or have become citizens?

congrats!!!! the "green" card is pretty cool right! my husband intends to become a citizen but will not relinquish his thai citizenship though. we are already on citizenship countdown!