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2 Copies of whole AOS packet

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naniani711   0

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I keep reading to have 2 perfect copies of the packet I'm sending.. however, does that include more passport photographs? I already need 7 of them, so would hate to have to get 14...

For the forms, I'm just printing 2 extra copies and signing them but for the other stuff i think photocopies will work so can the passport photos also be photocopies?

thanks!

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MikeandEl   4

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I keep reading to have 2 perfect copies of the packet I'm sending.. however, does that include more passport photographs? I already need 7 of them, so would hate to have to get 14...

For the forms, I'm just printing 2 extra copies and signing them but for the other stuff i think photocopies will work so can the passport photos also be photocopies?

thanks!

Honestly, I made two perfect packets...except for including passport photos in the second one, because those suckers are expensive. I just put a post-it on my secondary application reminding myself to add photos in case I needed to send it in. I didn't.

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NOA 1: 2013-08-05

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Interview: 2013-11-14 (Approved right away!)

US Entry: 2013-12-28

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From what I understand, the second copy, along with the 2nd and 3rd for the I-129F, is meant to be a backup for you to keep just in case.

All we did was send the copy with original signatures and photos. Our copy has no photos.

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