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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: France
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My attorney selected "Other basis of eligibility. Explain. If additional space is needed, use a separate piece of paper." Then marked, "Married to a USC"

Our AOS Timeline

06/16/07 -- Our Wedding

06/26/07 -- AOS sent by attorney

07/02/07 -- Receipt of Documents by USCIS

08/01/07 -- Biometrics Completed

08/05/07 -- "Touched"

09/07/07 -- EAD Card Production Ordered!

01/29/08 -- AOS Interview - APPROVED!! [Verbally]

02/06/08 -- Welcome EMail Received

02/11/08 -- Card Production Ordered

02/19/08 -- Card Received!

Our ROC Timeline

11/05/09 -- Initial meeting with attorney to file Removal of Conditions

11/11/09 -- ROC sent by attorney

01/05/10 -- Biometrics Completed

02/16/10 -- Approval

Citizenship

06/13/11 -- N-400 sent by attorney.

06/24/11 -- NOA

07/15/11 -- Biometrics Completed

08/25/11 -- Interview APPROVED

08/31/11 -- Oath Taken! Now a US Citizen!

Passport

09/06/11 -- Passport Application submitted.

09/21/11 -- Passport Book Received!

09/23/11 -- Passport Card and Certificate of Naturalization received.

09/25/11 -- Life after USCIS begins.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Russia
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My attorney selected "Other basis of eligibility. Explain. If additional space is needed, use a separate piece of paper." Then marked, "Married to a USC"

Then your attorney was wrong.... lets hope you dont get it returned or denied...

Kez

:thumbs: A lot of people make the same mistake, but you would hope attorneys know better...

Filed AOS from F-1
Green Card approved on 01/04/07
Conditions removed 01/29/09

Citizenship Oath 08/23/12

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: France
Timeline
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In our case (My wife is adjusting from F-1), I believe he made the correct decision. Box "a" states: "an immigrant petition giving me an immediately available immigrant visa number has been approved. (Attach a copy of the approval notice, or relative, special immigrant juvenile or specialimmigrant military visa petition filed with this application that will give you an immediately available visa number, if approved)

Since we have not had an approved immigrant petition, this doesn't appear to apply to us (as it would if say we had done the k-1 route prior to entry into the US.)

Anyway. Hope he made the right choice! :D

Our AOS Timeline

06/16/07 -- Our Wedding

06/26/07 -- AOS sent by attorney

07/02/07 -- Receipt of Documents by USCIS

08/01/07 -- Biometrics Completed

08/05/07 -- "Touched"

09/07/07 -- EAD Card Production Ordered!

01/29/08 -- AOS Interview - APPROVED!! [Verbally]

02/06/08 -- Welcome EMail Received

02/11/08 -- Card Production Ordered

02/19/08 -- Card Received!

Our ROC Timeline

11/05/09 -- Initial meeting with attorney to file Removal of Conditions

11/11/09 -- ROC sent by attorney

01/05/10 -- Biometrics Completed

02/16/10 -- Approval

Citizenship

06/13/11 -- N-400 sent by attorney.

06/24/11 -- NOA

07/15/11 -- Biometrics Completed

08/25/11 -- Interview APPROVED

08/31/11 -- Oath Taken! Now a US Citizen!

Passport

09/06/11 -- Passport Application submitted.

09/21/11 -- Passport Book Received!

09/23/11 -- Passport Card and Certificate of Naturalization received.

09/25/11 -- Life after USCIS begins.

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Be me a little...

Posted
In our case (My wife is adjusting from F-1), I believe he made the correct decision. Box "a" states: "an immigrant petition giving me an immediately available immigrant visa number has been approved. (Attach a copy of the approval notice, or relative, special immigrant juvenile or specialimmigrant military visa petition filed with this application that will give you an immediately available visa number, if approved)

Since we have not had an approved immigrant petition, this doesn't appear to apply to us (as it would if say we had done the k-1 route prior to entry into the US.)

Anyway. Hope he made the right choice! :D

Adjusting status from F-1, you would have to file I-130 concurrently with the I-485. Therefore Box A would have been right. I'm adjusting from B2 and thats what we did.

06/27/11 - Mailed N-400 Naturalization

06/28/11 - NOA Priority Date

08/10/11 - Biometrics (Early FP 07/21/11)

08/01/11 - In Line for Interview Scheduling

08/11/11 - Got Email the interview is scheduled

08/15/11 - Received interview letter for September 19th

08/15/11 - Received interview cancellation letter

10/14/11 - Received new interview letter

11/17/11 - N400 interview - PASSED!!!

11/29/11 - In Line for Oath Ceremony Scheduling

12/30/11 - Got email that oath ceremony is scheduled

01/27/12 - Oath Ceremony - US Citizen!!!!

04/30/10 - Mailed I-751 ROC

05/11/10 - Received NOA (dated 05/03/10)

06/11/10 - Biometrics

07/13/10 - Card Production Ordered

07/22/10 - 10 year Green Card Received in the mail

07/27/07 - I-130 & I-485 Sent to Chicago Lock Box

09/04/07 - Received NOA1 for both I-130 & I-485 (Notice Date of 31st August)

11/09/07 - Biometrics

04/17/08 - Interview

04/21/08 - Received I-130 Approval Notice

05/09/08 - I-485 Approved (Email - Welcome Notice mailed)

05/20/08 - PERMANENT RESIDENT CARD ARRIVED IN THE MAIL

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Russia
Timeline
Posted
(A) an immigrant petition giving me an immediately available immigrant visa number has been approved. (Attach a copy of the approval notice, or relative, special immigrant juvenile or special immigrant military visa petition filed with this application that will give you an immediately available visa number, if approved)

When someone is adjusting from F-1, B-1, H-1B or other non-immigrant visas, this applies. The wording could have been better, because when you send an I-130 concurrently with an I-485, your relative petition technically isn't yet approved. However, if you read more into this - Attach a copy of... [a] relative... visa petition filed with this application that will give you an immediately available visa number, if approved - that's the key. When you file your I-485, you attach a relative visa petition (I-130) to it, and if this I-130 is approved, an immigrant visa number will be immediately available to the intending immigrant.

Filed AOS from F-1
Green Card approved on 01/04/07
Conditions removed 01/29/09

Citizenship Oath 08/23/12

 
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