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I am about to file my AOS, EAD and AP but my sponsor lost her Divorce papers from 2 previous marriages. I have her supporting documents for the Affidavit of support: birth certificate, marriage certificate, certificate of employment, 6 current paystubs, w2s, tax return forms. But the problem is, her birth certificate and marriage certificate and the other documents have different names because this is her 3rd marriage. Would it be okay if i submit the papers without the divorce papers? Would there be any problems? Is there anyway i can do something?

Please help me. Thanks so much!!!

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[Day 7] : Dec 21, 2019 - Biometrics scheduled for Jan 7th 2020

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[Day 13] Dec 27, 2019 - Biometrics reviewed

[Day 13] Dec 27, 2019 - Case being actively reviewed

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[Day 300] Oct 9, 2020 - Interview notice on documents tab. (Nov 12, 2020)

[Day 304] : Oct 13, 2020 - Interview notice came in the mail

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[Day 334] : Nov 12, 2020 - USCIS status: Interview Cancelled

[Day 341] Nov 19, 2020 - Email notification "Interview was scheduled"

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Is she your wife? If so she would've had to submit them for the k1. She needs copies for the aos.

No she is my joint sponsor, my husband's mom.

N400

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Dec 15, 2019 filed N400 online

[Day 0] : Dec 15, 2019 - Received Date

[Day 7] : Dec 21, 2019 - Biometrics scheduled for Jan 7th 2020

[Day 13] Dec 27, 2019 - Early walk in for biometrics

[Day 13] Dec 27, 2019 - Biometrics reviewed

[Day 13] Dec 27, 2019 - Case being actively reviewed

[Day 299] Oct 8, 2020 - Email notification "Interview was scheduled"

[Day 300] Oct 9, 2020 - Interview notice on documents tab. (Nov 12, 2020)

[Day 304] : Oct 13, 2020 - Interview notice came in the mail

[Day 334] : Nov 12, 2020 - Scheduled interview date; Showed up at the office and was told the interview schedule was a 'mistake'

[Day 334] : Nov 12, 2020 - USCIS status: Interview Cancelled

[Day 341] Nov 19, 2020 - Email notification "Interview was scheduled"

[Day 343] Nov 21, 2020 - Interview notice came in the mail

[Day 353] : Dec 1, 2020 - Interview dare, Oath ceremony

[Day 353] : Dec 1, 2020 - FINALLY A US CITIZEN!

 

Posted

Then no she shouldn't need them

So it's okay if her birth certificate and marriage certificate has different last names? And also her other papers like paystubs, w2s, etc.?

N400

Spoiler

Dec 15, 2019 filed N400 online

[Day 0] : Dec 15, 2019 - Received Date

[Day 7] : Dec 21, 2019 - Biometrics scheduled for Jan 7th 2020

[Day 13] Dec 27, 2019 - Early walk in for biometrics

[Day 13] Dec 27, 2019 - Biometrics reviewed

[Day 13] Dec 27, 2019 - Case being actively reviewed

[Day 299] Oct 8, 2020 - Email notification "Interview was scheduled"

[Day 300] Oct 9, 2020 - Interview notice on documents tab. (Nov 12, 2020)

[Day 304] : Oct 13, 2020 - Interview notice came in the mail

[Day 334] : Nov 12, 2020 - Scheduled interview date; Showed up at the office and was told the interview schedule was a 'mistake'

[Day 334] : Nov 12, 2020 - USCIS status: Interview Cancelled

[Day 341] Nov 19, 2020 - Email notification "Interview was scheduled"

[Day 343] Nov 21, 2020 - Interview notice came in the mail

[Day 353] : Dec 1, 2020 - Interview dare, Oath ceremony

[Day 353] : Dec 1, 2020 - FINALLY A US CITIZEN!

 

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Posted

Why would a joint sponsor need to provide a marriage certificate or divorce decrees? They need to supply an I-864 and the supporting documents for that form are most recent tax transcript, proof of current annual income and proof of being a USC or LPR. If they are a USC, they can provide a copy of their US birth certificate or the biographical page of their US passport.

Link to K-1 instructions for Ciudad Juarez, Mexico > https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/K1/CDJ_Ciudad-Juarez-2-22-2021.pdf

Posted

Why would a joint sponsor need to provide a marriage certificate or divorce decrees? They need to supply an I-864 and the supporting documents for that form are most recent tax transcript, proof of current annual income and proof of being a USC or LPR. If they are a USC, they can provide a copy of their US birth certificate or the biographical page of their US passport.

My joint sponsor's birth certificate and supporting documents has different last names because she got married 3times. That's why i thought we need to provide marriage certificate and divorce papers since the names are different. Also she doesn't have an up to date passport.

Please confirm if it's alright to submit birth certificate and other documents have different last names.

Birth certificate = Maiden Name

W2s, paystubs, etc = 3rd Marriage last name

N400

Spoiler

Dec 15, 2019 filed N400 online

[Day 0] : Dec 15, 2019 - Received Date

[Day 7] : Dec 21, 2019 - Biometrics scheduled for Jan 7th 2020

[Day 13] Dec 27, 2019 - Early walk in for biometrics

[Day 13] Dec 27, 2019 - Biometrics reviewed

[Day 13] Dec 27, 2019 - Case being actively reviewed

[Day 299] Oct 8, 2020 - Email notification "Interview was scheduled"

[Day 300] Oct 9, 2020 - Interview notice on documents tab. (Nov 12, 2020)

[Day 304] : Oct 13, 2020 - Interview notice came in the mail

[Day 334] : Nov 12, 2020 - Scheduled interview date; Showed up at the office and was told the interview schedule was a 'mistake'

[Day 334] : Nov 12, 2020 - USCIS status: Interview Cancelled

[Day 341] Nov 19, 2020 - Email notification "Interview was scheduled"

[Day 343] Nov 21, 2020 - Interview notice came in the mail

[Day 353] : Dec 1, 2020 - Interview dare, Oath ceremony

[Day 353] : Dec 1, 2020 - FINALLY A US CITIZEN!

 

 
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