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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Australia
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It is not required.  But we did it anyway!

 

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Our Prior Journey

N-400 Naturalization

18-Feb-2018 - submitted N-400 online, credit card charged

18-Feb-2018 - NOA1

12-Mar-2018 - Biometrics 

18-June-2018 - Notice of interview received

26-July-2018 - Interview  - APPROVED!!!

26-July-2018 - Oath Ceremony Scheduled

17-Aug-2018 - Oath Ceremony

 

 

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Romania
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32 minutes ago, bsaeb said:

I am assembling my file, and I was wondering if I have to write my name and USCIS number on every evidence page? Thank you for your help! 


Never header of that for evidence. The only case u need to do it as far as I know if you don't fit into the extra space provided on the actual petition. If you read the instructions for the form it will tell you what to write on if u need to supplement the form itself.

 

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Costa Rica
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21 hours ago, bsaeb said:

I am assembling my file, and I was wondering if I have to write my name and USCIS number on every evidence page? Thank you for your help! 

Once I had all the pages prepared for the submission, I flipped the whole stack over and printed my husband’s name and A-number in light grey ink (so it didn’t show through) on the back of the pages, just in case a page were to slide out and fall on the floor or something, they would know whose file to return it to. 

2018 K1 Filing to Approval: 322 days (RFE 29 Days)

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I-129F mailed: Jan 26 2018

NOA1: Jan 29 2018 (old site), Feb 2 2018 (new site)

RFE: Aug 30 2018 (old site updated 8/30; new site 8/31 w/email and text)

RFE hard copy: rec'd 9/4; ret'd 9/6 (old site updated 9/7; new site 9/10, no text/email)

NOA2: Oct 5 2018 [249 days]  (old site updated 10/5; new site 10/7, no text/email)

Case #: Oct 31 2018 [27 days] (called to get number, no email from NVC)

Left NVC: Nov 13 2018 

Consulate Rec'd (DHL): Nov 19 2018

CEAC 'Ready' status: Nov 29 2018

Interview: Dec 17 2018 [Approved!]

POE: Jan 10 2019 [Los Angeles]

Marriage: Jan 12 2019 :wub::dance:

2019 AOS Filing to Approval: 81 Days (No RFE, No Expedite)

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AOS Mailed: Feb 19 2019

NOA1: Feb 25 2019 (I-485, I-765, I-131)

Biometrics Appt. Letter Rcv'd: Mar 8 2019

Biometrics Appointment: Mar 20 2019

Recv'd Interview Appt. Notice: Apr 15 2019 [I-485] (ready to schedule 4/10, scheduled 4/11; old site)

Interview: May 17 2019 [Cleveland, OH]

Approved: May 17 2019  :dance:

Green Card Received: May 24 2019

2021 ROC Filing to Approval: 534 Days (LIN; No RFE, No Interview)

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ROC Mailed: Mar 5 2021 (delivered 3/12)

NOA1: Apr 5 2021 (txt rcvd 4/7, check cashed 4/7, mail rcvd 4/9) 

Biometrics Re-used Notice Rcv'd: Apr 30 2021

Approved: Sep 21 2022 :dance:

Green Card Received: Sep 28 2022

2022 N400 Filing to Oath: 154 Days (Cleveland Field Office; No RFE)

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N400 Submitted: Jun 16 2022 (online)

NOA1: Jun 16 2022 (rcv'd snail mail 6/24)

Biometrics Re-used Notice Rcv'd: Jun 16 2022 (rcv'd snail mail 6/24)

Interview Scheduled: Sep 6 2022 (cancelled due to A-file not arrived in time)

Interview Re-scheduled: Oct 21 2022

Approved: Oct 21 2022 :dance:

Oath Ceremony: Nov 16 2022 :wow:🇺🇸

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Venezuela
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On 8/7/2021 at 9:00 PM, ineedadisplayname said:


Never header of that for evidence. The only case u need to do it as far as I know if you don't fit into the extra space provided on the actual petition. If you read the instructions for the form it will tell you what to write on if u need to supplement the form itself.

 

That's what I thought too, but I read another post here and got confused. Thanks for helping! 

On 8/8/2021 at 5:34 PM, radharose said:

Once I had all the pages prepared for the submission, I flipped the whole stack over and printed my husband’s name and A-number in light grey ink (so it didn’t show through) on the back of the pages, just in case a page were to slide out and fall on the floor or something, they would know whose file to return it to. 

Thank you!!

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