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Hi VJers!

 

My fiance and I just got married on Sept 21st and we are planning to file an AOS as soon as possible. We went to DMV to obtain a state ID but we were not issued one because we haven’t brought the papers needed. My question is: Do we need the state id to file AOS? One of the requirements to file AOS is government ID but does not say US government ID. Is the Philippine passport okay?. Thats considered govt id, right? Your answers are all highly appreciated. Cheers!

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7 minutes ago, Janski said:

Hi VJers!

 

My fiance and I just got married on Sept 21st and we are planning to file an AOS as soon as possible. We went to DMV to obtain a state ID but we were not issued one because we haven’t brought the papers needed. My question is: Do we need the state id to file AOS? One of the requirements to file AOS is government ID but does not say US government ID. Is the Philippine passport okay?. Thats considered govt id, right? Your answers are all highly appreciated. Cheers!

 

Thats all we used. My husband had a NY state ID from previous internships; but we just used his passport scan as his ID for the AOS since they already wanted a scan of the K-1 visa itself also as I recall.

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Ontarkie   14,234

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~~Moved to AOS Family, from K1 P&P - as this is no longer a K1 processing question but an AOS question.~~

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