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Hi,

Someone know if for example, my US fiance is a student, don´t work, he does have grants for to study in college that is not in the same state of the father (our co-sponsor in this case)...he have loan from the government for to study too. And, when I arrive there (perhaps in december) he will have finish the college already, and maybe working (but not for sure)

my question is, I need to put my adress in the house of my co-sponsor (michigan) or can I put my new home adress in the state of washington, with my fiance, even if he is not working now. This can be a problem in the airpoirt?

Thank you for your attention.

Good luck for everybody.

A&J

AOS Timeline 2008

March 20 - Wedding (civil)

April 24 - Sent AOS package (USPS)

April 29 - AOS delivered in Chicago

May 07 - Money order was cashed

May 09 - Received in mail 3 NOAs (AOS, EAD, AP: notice date May,5/2008) - ALL CASES ONLINE

May 12 - Received in mail Biometrics appointment (notice date May,8/2008)

May 16 - Touch (3 cases) ?

May 22 - Biometrics appointment - done

July 07 - AP approval notice and EAD card production ordered (email and online)

July 08 - touch AP and EAD

July 09 - touch EAD

July 10 - email from CRIS, EAD card production ordered

July 14- email from CRIS and online update, EAD aproval notice sent

July 14 - received EAD card

July 15 - received AP document (2 APs)

August 07 - Touch EAD and AP

August 08- Touch AOS

September 19- received letter with appointment for interview

November 4 - interview!!!! APPROVED

November 20 - card production ordered e-mail from CRIS and update online (again 11/24)

November 26 - touch AOS

November 29 - receive Welcome Letter in the mail (dated November,20/2008)

December 1 - email from CRIS (and update online) saying that they send the Welcome letter on December 1 (I received the letter November 29 LOL)

December 2 - touch AOS

December 5 - GREEN CARD arrived (expire in 2 years from the day of the interview)

ROC (LIFTING CONDITIONS) TIMELINE

August 12, 2010 - Sent package

August 14, 2010 - Filed (package received)

August 16, 2010 - NOA date

August 18, 2010 - Check cashed

September 9, 2010 - Received bio. appt. letter

September 27, 2010 - Bio. Appt.

December 20, 2010 - Approval notice by mail

Date of decision 12/15/2010

Filed: Timeline
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Hi,

Someone know if for example, my US fiance is a student, don´t work, he does have grants for to study in college that is not in the same state of the father (our co-sponsor in this case)...he have loan from the government for to study too. And, when I arrive there (perhaps in december) he will have finish the college already, and maybe working (but not for sure)

my question is, I need to put my adress in the house of my co-sponsor (michigan) or can I put my new home adress in the state of washington, with my fiance, even if he is not working now. This can be a problem in the airpoirt?

Thank you for your attention.

Good luck for everybody.

A&J

I think (and mind you, I am insane) your address should be with your fiance. Never mind if he is a student - you will live with him, not with your cosponsor. It should not be a problem my friend. And :time:, it helps us all.

Peace, L.

 
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