US Immigration from Argentina

I am preparing to apply for Adjustment of Status and have a question on a copy of DS-3025.

After reading some of the discussion boards related to this topic, I am hoping to get a more concrete answer to whether mailing in a DS-3025 is necessary.

I had all the required vaccinations at the time of the K-1 medical examination in my country and was told by the physician that I got the needed shots. In other words, the physician did not do any vaccinations on me. When I asked for the copy of DS-3025, the physician informed me that she cannot share nor provide me the copies of the medical documents as they needed to be delivered to the U.S. Embassy in a sealed envelope. The physician in my country never provided me a copy of DS-3025 nor the immigration officer at Point of Entry (POE) in the U.S whom I handed over my sealed envelope to. I suppose that the immigration officer at POE turned/sent over the original form with my other medical results to USCIS.

I would appreciate it if someone could share their experiences with submitting their Adjustment of Status without a copy of DS-3025 as a result of not receiving it from their physician and the immigration officer at POE.

Thank you for your time.

Hola a todos! Estamos por enviar los formularios i130,ya tenemos todo listo pero nadie nos da una respuesta de como podemos pagarlos estando en Argentina .Alguien sabe c mo ??? Agradecer a una respuesta.

Hello everyone! Hubby and I have to submit our ROC in January 2022 (I know, it's early, but never to early to compile evidence!). Right now, we are renting and our landlord pays the bills for us. The catch 22 is that the lease says that we are responsible for utilities, but our landlords pays them for us. So we will be lacking that evidence. In order to supplement it, we were planning on having him write a note saying that he pays the utilities for us. In fact, that's what we did for our AOS, but we can't find the note anywhere! Has somebody been in the same situation? Can somebody share a template?

Also, this is the evidence we're planning on sending. Any suggestions are welcome! Like I said, I know it's early, but I am a teacher on summer vacation, and I want to use my down time wisely. TIA!

- Lease for 2020 and 2021 with both names.

-2019 and 2020 joint taxes.

- Health insurance.

- Car insurance.

- Retirement account with USC as beneficiary.

- USC as emergency contact information for medical reasons for the beneficiary.

- House loan with both our names.

- Utility bills on both names (we will have them once we move into the property we purchased).

- Deed for the house with both names.

- Pictures with family and friends.

- Travel tickets (we had to cancel the trip for COVID reasons, but we can still send the tickets, right?)

- 2020 and 2021 State property taxes on both names.

- Domestic hotel reservations.

Although affidavits are not really strong evidence, we can still include some. I'm mostly concerned about the utility bill situation and how we can solve it.

Hello everybody,

I am participating in a Reddit discussion, and people are suggesting OP to submit a WOM. OP has been waiting since August of last year. There is a poster that submitted a WOM after waiting for nine months and I am just here wondering if there is not a certain time frame that you need to wait to file one. Otherwise everybody would do it! I d appreciate some clarification. Thanks!

Hello everybody

Me and my fianc e were thinking about the time frame of the I-765 and the I-485. We haven't been approved yet in our K1 but we want to start saving up to start our family as soon as we get approved and married, and to do so we both need to work.

My question is: when you apply for AOS and add the I-765 form (like applying for both at the same time), how long is it taking now to be approved? Will the work authorization be approved before or will we have to wait until the I-485 is approved as well?

I checked that we should send the application for AOS to Dallas, TX but I don't know if the work authorization would be approved faster than the I-485 or how that works.
Also, what do you need to get a driver's license? Since the city isn't too walkable (or public transport friendly) it's a big concern about going to work without being able to drive.

Thanks in advance