OCTOBER 2019 AOS Filers

[Angela84 61]

1 minute ago, Indira/Charlys said:

ok.... well hopefully you hear from them soon...😊

Thank you i hope the same for you 😊

[raj127 22]

Hi All,

I filed I-130 , I-485, I-131 and I-765  for my spouse

Packet sent on 10/3 (Chicago )

PD on 10/4 (USPS priority mail express)

NOA1 Text messages Received on 10/10 (Received around 1 am)

Checks were cashed on 10/11 (Personal checks)

Below is the transaction details on my back account

Type:Check
Check #:00000000103 (converted to an electronic transaction by the merchant)
Description : USCIS CHICAGO DES: PAYMENT CHECK #:0103 
INDN: PJPMC119283000XXXX CO ID:XXXXX10301 ARC
Merchant name:US CITIZENSHIP AND IMMIGRATION SERVICES
Transaction category:Cash, Checks & Misc: Other Bills

Receipt numbers starts with MSC209XXXXXXX.

Edited October 14, 2019 by raj127

[Ackster 28]

51 minutes ago, Ackster said:

Getting ready to file all documents this week.  I am a little confused about the additional requirements after October 14.  I have the most recent I-485 form (expires 7/31/2021) and didn't notice anything glaringly different.  I also checked the recent I-131 and I-765 forms and they haven't changed.  What are these additional requirements?

 

In addition, do I only need to submit a copy of my US passport page for the I-864 (Affidavit of Support)?  I'm providing 3 years of my IRS Transcript even though it is optional.  The instructions state that :

 

You may submit this information for the most recent three tax years, pay stubs from the most recent six months, and/or a letter from your employer if you believe any of these items will help you qualify.

 

I planned on including a letter from my employer dated for today showing my current position, salary, and date of employment.  I don't believe I need to submit paystubs.  Is this actually necessary if you are well above the 125% of the poverty level, or is this something people are doing just to potentially avoid an RFE?

 

Thanks in advance!

 

 

I just saw that the new rulings to take effect 10/15/19 have been delayed.  

 

If anyone knows the answers to my questions about documents other than the I-864 needing a copy of the US passport page and the paystubs question, I'd appreciate it.

[Hemutian 68]

On 10/12/2019 at 9:26 PM, Mark and Pooky said:

Filed AOS ON 9/26.  RECEIVED LETTER ON 10/4 that credit card was rejected.  Credit card thought it was fraudulent.  Filed on 10/5.  Received letter on 10/11 everything is being processed and biometrics is 10/21.  What should we expect 8mln biometric interview?

Confused how you were able to use a credit card to pay the AOS fees. Doesn't USCIS only accept personal check or money order?

[Hemutian 68]

3 minutes ago, Ackster said:

If anyone knows the answers to my questions about documents other than the I-864 needing a copy of the US passport page and the paystubs question, I'd appreciate it.

USC passport info page and paystubs are only required for I-864. 

[raj127 22]

8 minutes ago, Hemutian said:

USC passport info page and paystubs are only required for I-864. 

Photocopy of your federal income tax return for only the most recent tax year is also required and 2nd,3rd most recent yrs are optional.

[Paddydaddy 20]

1 hour ago, Indira/Charlys said:

Good morning everyone... has anyone who applied last week, received NOA1 or, informed that their application has been received? or cash the check?

I am still waiting. My case was received on the 4th, no update whatsoever,  hopefully we all hear something this week. 

[Hemutian 68]

1 minute ago, raj127 said:

Photocopy of your federal income tax return for only the most recent tax year is also required and 2nd,3rd most recent yrs are optional.

Note that I didn't write "only USC passport info page and paystubs are required for I-864" 

I wrote "USC passport info page and paystubs are only required for I-864."

[Paddydaddy 20]

23 minutes ago, Ackster said:

I just saw that the new rulings to take effect 10/15/19 have been delayed.  

 

Good news! I read it on USCIS website. 

 

23 minutes ago, Ackster said:

 

 

[Indy Sab 174]

9 minutes ago, Paddydaddy said:

I am still waiting. My case was received on the 4th, no update whatsoever,  hopefully we all hear something this week. 

YES... hopefully we all will soon... 

[Paddydaddy 20]

Just now, Indira/Charlys said:

YES... hopefully we all will soon... 

Good thing is that the public charge final rule has been blocked by 3 US judges. 

[Indy Sab 174]

3 minutes ago, Paddydaddy said:

Good thing is that the public charge final rule has been blocked by 3 US judges. 

really? what is that supposed to mean? 

[Paddydaddy 20]

1 minute ago, Indira/Charlys said:

really? what is that supposed to mean? 

The new public charge won't go into effect on Oct 15th. 

Edited October 14, 2019 by Paddydaddy

[moreadore 100]

On 10/12/2019 at 1:15 PM, Sarge2155 said:

Look very close at my time line, not fast at all 299 days for K1 NOA2, 2 month setback after medical, 1 month setback after interview, so I've had to struggle through my whole visa journey so far. It is only now since the AOS that I have found some measure of normalcy. But I feel anyone's pain and stress dealing with this visa journey. Bottom line I understand your concerns as I have experienced some of the same. I try to be upbeat to other VJers and give them the bright side of things. I do tell my opinions sometimes not what  people would like to hear, but I say it in a way to NOT offend or at least I try too. Thank you for the congratulations, but I'm right here with you!!!!! BTW I was a May 2018 K1 filer. Most  ID SAY 80% of my group has gone before me and are now with GC. I'm still stumbling through, but I've never lost hope and neither should YOU or anyone here. I'm a September 2019 AOS filer, but I'm here with you too!!!!

Those set backs really suck don't they? We are March 2018 K1 filers and we were one of the first to get our NOA2 in September 2018 but post interview we were placed into AP for 7 months and had to do two medicals and hire a lawyer to get answers. Of course London had increased their medical fee by the time the second one came around too. But now that we are together and married life is good and we can breathe easier.

[Sarge2155 4,587]

2 hours ago, moreadore said:

Those set backs really suck don't they? We are March 2018 K1 filers and we were one of the first to get our NOA2 in September 2018 but post interview we were placed into AP for 7 months and had to do two medicals and hire a lawyer to get answers. Of course London had increased their medical fee by the time the second one came around too. But now that we are together and married life is good and we can breathe easier.

Yes I'm sure your setbacks sucked as well. But we got through it and we are married and together now. I'm really glad you held on .....grats my friend.