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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Ethiopia
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@ItsGonnaBeWorthIt thanks for the help! Lets see how things unfold...Hoping for the best!

yea me to! im sticking around to see the outcome , im always in the stage of learning to help others out. im hoping for the best as well!

USCIS : 7 months
Marriage : March 21, 2014
I-130 Sent : April 18, 2014
I-130 NOA1 : April 22, 2014
I-130 Approved: November 14, 2014 
after two service request

NVC6 months
Received : December 1, 2014
Received DS-261 / AOS Bill : January 1, 2015
Pay AOS Bill : January 9, 2015
Submit DS-261 : January 7, 2015
Receive IV Bill : January 15, 2015 
called after AOS showed paid, they released it overnight)
Pay IV Bill : January 23, 2015
Send IV and AOS: January 29, 2015
Scan date: February 3, 2015
Checklist: March 19, 2015
 (only need to send south Africa police report)
Case Complete: June 3, 2015 

EMBASSY: 10 months
Interview appointment letter : December 4, 2015
Interview Date : January 21, 2016 
medical wasn't complete
Second interview date: April 4th 2016
Interview Result :APPROVED!!!

Visa Received : 4/13/2016 ( they sent us a email stating our visa was ready for pick up)

USA LIFE
US Entry :4/29/2016 
Social Security : 5/10/2016 (filed from the actual office)
State ID: 5/14/2016
Started working!!: 5/25/2016
Finally paid green card fee: 6/24/2016 ( note said we will receive it within 60 days)
Green card in hand: 7/5/2016 10 year green card we done!! 

1st king born: 6/30/2016

April 2017 update: Marriage still going strong, baby boy getting bigger. Life is good 

 

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: India
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Hey if you already filed married filling joint and the irs accepted that without an itin and ssn with no problem, why is it a problem now ? To my understanding as far as counsalte or nvc is concerned they only want to see that you didn't file as single when you're married... It just shows more proof ... I could be wrong, just giving my two cents from reading stuff on vj

--also I know people that filed as single in their tax returns when married and had no problem, I guess it really depends on the person checking your papers

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: India
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Hey if you already filed married filling joint and the irs accepted that without an itin and ssn with no problem, why is it a problem now ? To my understanding as far as counsalte or nvc is concerned they only want to see that you didn't file as single when you're married... It just shows more proof ... I could be wrong, just giving my two cents from reading stuff on vj

--also I know people that filed as single in their tax returns when married and had no problem, I guess it really depends on the person checking your papers

Hi, from an immigration stand point I think your right. IRS already accepted it and my accountant said that is why we did it in the first place, to show more proof. Im hoping thats the case, so my mind does not worry too much about it! Thx for your feedback as well!

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