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Edward and Jaycel

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Edward and Jaycel last won the day on October 13

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    Englewood
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    Colorado

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    Adjustment of Status (approved)
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    Phoenix AZ Lockbox
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    Denver CO
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    Philippines

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  1. Would you mind sharing the types of evidence you submitted? Jaycel and I will be doing this in about a year and 6 months
  2. Congrats!! 🎉 That's super fast for ROC!
  3. Oooooh I wish we'd thought of that detail! Good advice!
  4. AOS gets theirs under filing category (c)(9) and it's valid for 5 years when issued. If you are in a spot where you are facing renewing that EAD, you have much bigger issues to worry about, like why has your I-485 not been approved yet
  5. The underlying petition would be the receipt number for the I-129F since your filing category is "Person admitted to the United States as a fiancé(e) or child of a fiancé(e) of a U.S. citizen (K-1/K-2 Nonimmigrant)", but yes there is no priority date.
  6. Nothing has changed.... I know 5 different same sex couples who had their interviews within the last 3 months and all have been approved with no difficulty. Bring updated bonafides of your marriage to the interview (Co-mingled finances, evidence you both live at the same address, joint utility bills, photos of you both with friends/family, wills/medical power of attorney, etc.) Also, scan and upload this evidence to the "Unsolicited Evidence" tab in the portal. The interview notice will tell you the documents to bring but what I listed is a good description. Do not give yourself extra stress by falling into the trap of being afraid of all the "Trump Admin Boogeyman" fear mongering out there. Is this administration enforcing policies and laws that were previously left unenforced? Yes. Are they changing the INA and denying same sex couples adjustment of status that have followed the rules and have no bars to adjustment? Absolutely not. Dedicate your energies to gathering the aforementioned evidence, live your lives and you will be fine.
  7. This 👆 You have to send it to the lockbox physical address not the P.O. Box
  8. This is how we did the one we sent for our friend.... Note that we forgot to put the Suite number. Don't do that
  9. While waivers for the in-person meeting requirement are technically on the books (and they are almost exclusively for cultural/religious reasons), in practice they are almost never granted. I have never even read about a successful case of an in-person meeting waiver being granted. I'm sure there are a few unicorns out there but in all of my 3 years of heavily researching these topics, I have never seen one.
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