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Money orders for AOS and IR Bill?

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Hi everyone!

My hubby is currently on deployment...

We are waiting for the AOS bill to come...

My mother-in-law will take care of everything...

My question is, if the bill arrives, is it ok if my mother-in-law signs the money order? Or is it necessary or is it "a must" that the petitioner signs the money order? We have also acquired a power of attorney. Do u think it will help?

pls help!

tnx!

IR1/CR1 (CSC)

(F2 category)

May 31, 2006 - sent I130

June 5, 2006 - Received by USCIS

June 20,2006 - I130 notice date

January 25, 2007 - Hubby became a naturalized citizen

January 26, 2007 - sent mail to upgrade from F2 to IR1 and also upgraded it over the fone (USCIS told him to wait for 45 days for I130 to be upgraded)

March 13-Received a letter from USCIS asking for a copy of naturalization cert plus a cover letter entitled I130 Request for Upgrade

March 20- faxed the papers

March 21- TOUCHED!!! finally after 9 months...

March 22- Approval notice

April 2 - Case received by NVC and was assigned a case #.

April 30 - DS3032 & AOS Fee Bill have been generated and sent out

May 2 - NVC accepted agent of of choice w/c was e-mailed the same day DS-3032 was generated

May 7 - IV Fee bill has been generated

May 15 - Both AOS and IV fee bills received in the mail.

May 16 - Mailed both bills to NVC via USPS (overnight)...

May 25 - NVC finished processing AOS fee payment.

May 28 - I-864 package was generated and mailed out

May 29 - NVC finished processing IV fee payment

June 4 - DS230 was generated

June 8 - I-864 package was received in the mail

June 13 - sent I864EZ to NVC

June 15 - DS230 received in the mail

June 20 - DS230 sent to NVC

June 25 - DS230 received by NVC...I864EZ completed

July 6 - CASE COMPLETE!

Aug 15 - INTERVIEW DATE! Approved!!!

Oct 2- it's time to leave...= ) = (

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Hi everyone!

My hubby is currently on deployment...

We are waiting for the AOS bill to come...

My mother-in-law will take care of everything...

My question is, if the bill arrives, is it ok if my mother-in-law signs the money order? Or is it necessary or is it "a must" that the petitioner signs the money order? We have also acquired a power of attorney. Do u think it will help?

pls help!

tnx!

Tell your mother-in-law to use US postal money orders. It doesn't require to sign. Just to fill name & address.
USCIS-Fillable-Forms DS-Forms
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