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I cannot seem to find anywhere how much this step in this crazy process costs? Thanks in advance

The filing fee of ROC is $590. $505 (base petition) + $85 (biometrics)

http://www.uscis.gov/i-751

Good luck on your AOS interview btw! :thumbs:

are you asking for k1 visa?

Obviously no, since her husband already went through the K1 visa process. Edited by YouAndMeForever
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The filing fee of ROC is $590. $505 (base petition) + $85 (biometrics)

http://www.uscis.gov/i-751

Good luck on your AOS interview btw! :thumbs:

Obviously no, since her husband already went through the K1 visa process.

Great! answered his million dollar question!

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Karam and Jamie   44

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The filing fee of ROC is $590. $505 (base petition) + $85 (biometrics)

http://www.uscis.gov/i-751

Good luck on your AOS interview btw! :thumbs:

Obviously no, since her husband already went through the K1 visa process.

Awesome! MORE money :D

The filing fee of ROC is $590. $505 (base petition) + $85 (biometrics)

http://www.uscis.gov/i-751

Good luck on your AOS interview btw! :thumbs:

Obviously no, since her husband already went through the K1 visa process.

Thank you for the luck! 5 more days yikes! I haven't even printed any pictures yet and we don't have very many AT ALL

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Awesome! MORE money :D

Thank you for the luck! 5 more days yikes! I haven't even printed any pictures yet and we don't have very many AT ALL

I don't think that's a big problem, what matters is that the immigration officers see that you are a genuine couple. :)

I bet they are trained in psychology too and can read body language and stuff! Relax and good luck!! :D I am so excited for you guys! ;)

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I don't think that's a big problem, what matters is that the immigration officers see that you are a genuine couple. :)

I bet they are trained in psychology too and can read body language and stuff! Relax and good luck!! :D I am so excited for you guys! ;)

Thank you! I will try to relax :D

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