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I entered the US on a K1 visa & after we married I applied for AOS & an EAD. I filed as an "A6" but I don't know if that was right. Should I have filed under "C9" & what is the difference between the 2 anyway, I just don't understand? Please help.

02-04-2006 sent the last bit of information to attorney for I129f

02-11-2006 attorney sent I129f to TSC (package was then forwarded to CSC at some point)

02-16-2006 receipt date according to I797

02-21-2006 receipt date according to USCIS website

02-22-2006 notice date

05-31-2006 travelled to the US for 90 days

05-31-2006 touched

06-20-2006 called USCIS to update Charlie's (petitioner) address

06-20-2006 touched

06-21-2006 touched

08-09-2006 recieved packet 3. Do not know when we were approved as we were not told.

08-14-2006 touched

10-13-2006 sent packet 3 to embassy. Requested interview for February (at the earliest) as I need to finish

uni before I leave the UK

02-12-2007 interview date. But have to change the interview date again due to unforseen circumstances not

allowing me to travel to the States until September 2007. Boo hoo

04-10-2007 interview date! Yippee!!

04-17-2007 Passport arrived with visa! Sooooooo happy!!!!!!!!

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A-6 is the temp 90 day EAD that expires 90 days after entry, it allows work only during that period, and cannot be renewed, it costs $340

C-9 is the 1 year EAD issued based on AOS filing, and is included in AOS fee.

K-1 should not file for A-6 EAD it results in a useless $340 EAD card because it takes nearly 90 days to get.

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A-6 is the temp 90 day EAD that expires 90 days after entry, it allows work only during that period, and cannot be renewed, it costs $340

C-9 is the 1 year EAD issued based on AOS filing, and is included in AOS fee.

K-1 should not file for A-6 EAD it results in a useless $340 EAD card because it takes nearly 90 days to get.

Similar post last week: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...c=95036&hl=

Thanks for that, I'd better get on the phone & ask them to change it to C9.

02-04-2006 sent the last bit of information to attorney for I129f

02-11-2006 attorney sent I129f to TSC (package was then forwarded to CSC at some point)

02-16-2006 receipt date according to I797

02-21-2006 receipt date according to USCIS website

02-22-2006 notice date

05-31-2006 travelled to the US for 90 days

05-31-2006 touched

06-20-2006 called USCIS to update Charlie's (petitioner) address

06-20-2006 touched

06-21-2006 touched

08-09-2006 recieved packet 3. Do not know when we were approved as we were not told.

08-14-2006 touched

10-13-2006 sent packet 3 to embassy. Requested interview for February (at the earliest) as I need to finish

uni before I leave the UK

02-12-2007 interview date. But have to change the interview date again due to unforseen circumstances not

allowing me to travel to the States until September 2007. Boo hoo

04-10-2007 interview date! Yippee!!

04-17-2007 Passport arrived with visa! Sooooooo happy!!!!!!!!

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