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Pinay02/16/2011

Obtaining ID for AOS process (split thread)

By Pinay02/16/2011 in Adjustment of Status from Work, Student, & Tourist Visas

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Pinay02/16/2011   0

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I have the same problem too. We are about to file I-130 and I-485 together and one of the requirement is a joint account we went to Chase to do that and I showed my expired passport in there is my valid (?) US visa which I showed them too but the banker said in order for me to open an account with my husband I have to wait for my green card and then open an account. I was so disappointed and embarrassed in how the banker told me. I know that it is there policy to present valid IDs so I showed her my US visa page and not my expired passport but still they denied our request. I guess I have to forego the joint account requirement and just show our 2 years old son's birth certificate instead as proof of our bonafide marriage.

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I have the same problem too. We are about to file I-130 and I-485 together and one of the requirement is a joint account we went to Chase to do that and I showed my expired passport in there is my valid (?) US visa which I showed them too but the banker said in order for me to open an account with my husband I have to wait for my green card and then open an account. I was so disappointed and embarrassed in how the banker told me. I know that it is there policy to present valid IDs so I showed her my US visa page and not my expired passport but still they denied our request. I guess I have to forego the joint account requirement and just show our 2 years old son's birth certificate instead as proof of our bonafide marriage.

A child is not proof of a bonifide marriage. Simply that two people know how to make a baby. I was able to open an account at Wells Fargo with my so and no Ssn. They only needed his Ssn to open the account.

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I have the same problem too. We are about to file I-130 and I-485 together and one of the requirement is a joint account we went to Chase to do that and I showed my expired passport in there is my valid (?) US visa which I showed them too but the banker said in order for me to open an account with my husband I have to wait for my green card and then open an account. I was so disappointed and embarrassed in how the banker told me. I know that it is there policy to present valid IDs so I showed her my US visa page and not my expired passport but still they denied our request. I guess I have to forego the joint account requirement and just show our 2 years old son's birth certificate instead as proof of our bonafide marriage.

although that exists for the I-130, that doesn't exist for the I-485. You could go back and ask for a V.P. at the bank,

or wait till you have an EAD card in hand. sorry.

and - you know, you are replying to a 7 year old topic? Sure, the rules on the Patriot Act haven't changed, but hey !

Sometimes my language usage seems confusing - please feel free to 'read it twice', just in case !
Ya know, you can find the answer to your question with the advanced search tool, when using a PC? Ditch the handphone, come back later on a PC, and try again.

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Pitaya   2,577

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~new thread moved from 7 year old thread into proper forum~

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