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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: United Kingdom
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I came into the country from the UK as a k-1 visa last year and am now currently awaiting AOS. My current work permit expires in November and I need to get the ball rolling on a renewal. Please help. I'm a little lost. What form do I need to fill out and what do I need to send with it?? I know I should send the top portion of the letter they sent when my last card was issued, but other than that I dunno what else. HELP!!

December 12 2005 ~ sent I129F packet to

December 14 2005 ~ Packet Recieved by

December 20 2005 ~ NOA 1

December 29 2005 ~ Touched

March 9 2006 ~ NOA2

April 5 2006 ~ Packet 3 arrives

April 11 2006 ~ Packet 3 returned to London Embassy

June 12 2006 ~ Interview Date (APPROVED!)

June 26 2006 ~ Entered the U.S. under K-1 Visa

July 06 2006 ~ JOP marriage

September 12 2006~ I-485 Received by INS

September 18 2006~ NOA recieved

September 30 2006~ Married

October 3 2006 ~ Biometrics Appointment (Fingerprinted)

November 16, 2006~ RFE reply received ...didn't even know we had an RFE (INS stated that the RFE was

probably sent to the DR. that did our biometrics)

January 17, 2007 ~ CSC is now processing cases received September 25 (11 days after ours was received) :(

Filed: Country: Canada
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I came into the country from the UK as a k-1 visa last year and am now currently awaiting AOS. My current work permit expires in November and I need to get the ball rolling on a renewal. Please help. I'm a little lost. What form do I need to fill out and what do I need to send with it?? I know I should send the top portion of the letter they sent when my last card was issued, but other than that I dunno what else. HELP!!

You need to fill out the I-765 and two new passport pictures, as well as the fee for processing, $180. You'll also have to do another biometrics. If you file on July 30 or after the fee will increase to $340.

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