for AOS who has to make the infopass?

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Finally there are interviews for Oklahoma City for those going with DORA program to applied for the I-485. I booked one for Aug 14th with the information of my husband (the US citizen) and now I am having second thoughts. It is OK to use his name since both are going to the interview for my Adjustment of Status?

Sorry, probably I am getting nervous of nothing, but you guys know how things are when you are doing it.

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[YuAndDan 153]

In the case of AOS it is the alien that is petitioning to adjust status, so it should be in the non-citizen's name that the appointment is made, the US-Citizen can accompany.

[Mags 112]

In the case of AOS it is the alien that is petitioning to adjust status, so it should be in the non-citizen's name that the appointment is made, the US-Citizen can accompany.

When I made my infopass appointment I used my name (beneficiary/applicant). However, they only normally shout out the surname when it is your appointment time anyway, so I wouldn't worry. If you feel unsure I'd cancel the first appointment and then make another one in your name instead.

The infopass online screen asks how many will be accompanying you; if both of you are going then you should make sure that you put down 2 at the appropriate question.

Edited August 1, 2007 by Mags

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In the case of AOS it is the alien that is petitioning to adjust status, so it should be in the non-citizen's name that the appointment is made, the US-Citizen can accompany.

When I made my infopass appointment I used my name (beneficiary/applicant). However, they only normally shout out the surname when it is your appointment time anyway, so I wouldn't worry. If you feel unsure I'd cancel the first appointment and then make another one in your name instead.

The infopass online screen asks how many will be accompanying you; if both of you are going then you should make sure that you put down 2 at the appropriate question.

Called toll free number, and he say it is ok, my husband is still the petitioner of the visa, that he cant see a problem on that. Thanks, you guys.

[Mags 112]

In the case of AOS it is the alien that is petitioning to adjust status, so it should be in the non-citizen's name that the appointment is made, the US-Citizen can accompany.

When I made my infopass appointment I used my name (beneficiary/applicant). However, they only normally shout out the surname when it is your appointment time anyway, so I wouldn't worry. If you feel unsure I'd cancel the first appointment and then make another one in your name instead.

The infopass online screen asks how many will be accompanying you; if both of you are going then you should make sure that you put down 2 at the appropriate question.

Called toll free number, and he say it is ok, my husband is still the petitioner of the visa, that he cant see a problem on that. Thanks, you guys.

That's good news then; I didn't think it would be a problem.

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Hi,

I went today to the interview and they just called by the last name as someone says, not problem at all with that.