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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: India
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3 minutes ago, Gary Rich said:

It's been a while now.. but how is everyone making out now.. how are things moving along

My (now husband) arrived 9.19.24, we got married 9.23.24. 2.25.24 we recieved his greencard and was finally able to work. Its been over a year since he arrived and all is going great!

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13 minutes ago, AbTb said:

My (now husband) arrived 9.19.24, we got married 9.23.24. 2.25.24 we recieved his greencard and was finally able to work. Its been over a year since he arrived and all is going great!

That's great.. my wife got her new EAD card.. so things are moving along slowly but moving. She arrived on April 30th,2024, and we got married

Just now, Saeid said:

She is still in AP (14 months after interview) 

we filed the Mandamus end of Sep and now waiting ...

anything

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Brazil
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Posted (edited)
10 hours ago, Gary Rich said:

It's been a while now.. but how is everyone making out now.. how are things moving along

 

Mine arrived 09/07/23. Married 09/10/23 filed AOS October 2023 (and created VJ group). We were lucky that GC came early in Dec 2023.

 

STRONGLY recommend starting on your I-751 proof of relationship document (https://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/810436-october-2023-aos-filers/page/32/#comments) or happy to talk 1 on 1 with you.  Ours is already up to 50 pages.  Getting started, the first 10 were really hard even after just a few months to (even find the photos we already had to) organize it.

Edited by mw & rg k1
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9 hours ago, mw & rg k1 said:

 

Mine arrived 09/07/23. Married 09/10/23 filed AOS October 2023 (and created VJ group). We were lucky that GC came early in Dec 2023.

 

STRONGLY recommend starting on your I-751 proof of relationship document (https://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/810436-october-2023-aos-filers/page/32/#comments) or happy to talk 1 on 1 with you.  Ours is already up to 50 pages.  Getting started, the first 10 were really hard even after just a few months to (even find the photos we already had to) organize it.

Gm.. I fill out 765, 131, 485 forms already.. what is i-751

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9 hours ago, mw & rg k1 said:

 

Mine arrived 09/07/23. Married 09/10/23 filed AOS October 2023 (and created VJ group). We were lucky that GC came early in Dec 2023.

 

STRONGLY recommend starting on your I-751 proof of relationship document (https://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/810436-october-2023-aos-filers/page/32/#comments) or happy to talk 1 on 1 with you.  Ours is already up to 50 pages.  Getting started, the first 10 were really hard even after just a few months to (even find the photos we already had to) organize it.

We have not gotten the green card as of yet

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Brazil
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11 hours ago, Gary Rich said:

Gm.. I fill out 765, 131, 485 forms already.. what is i-751

 

 

After holding the GC for 2 years (actually 21 months), we get the pleasure of filing forms again with USCIS, this time to remove conditions of residence (form i-751).  Along with that is yet another "proof" document that the relationship is real and ongoing.

Posted (edited)
2 hours ago, mw & rg k1 said:

 

 

After holding the GC for 2 years (actually 21 months), we get the pleasure of filing forms again with USCIS, this time to remove conditions of residence (form i-751).  Along with that is yet another "proof" document that the relationship is real and ongoing.

And after I-751, there's one more time to prove bonafide marriage if filing N-400 based on marriage to US citizen.

 

Essentially, when naturalizing based on marriage to US citizen USCIS checks relationship several times:

 

1) During K-1 visa processing

2) During AOS

3) During Removal of Conditions

4) When naturalizing

 

 

This is designed to catch immigration fraud. Somebody has to be checked 4 times by potentially 4 different people throughout several years.

 

Edited by OldUser
 
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