solmalhombre

Hi all, Thanks for the wealth of info posted to the forum. I received my I-797C NOA's for my AOS, EAD and AP today. It was my understanding that I'd be able to use the AOS NOA to obtain a learner's permit (Nevada), and that they use the 'expiration' date on the NOA as the date the license will expire. However, the NOA doesn't have any date on it. I think I might be mixed up with the K1 NOA2. The requirements on Nevada DMV are this: Valid, unexpired Foreign Passport with an unexpired U.S. Visa and an I-94 form. If the I-94 is expired, you must also present a Notice of Action (I-797) showing an approved extension. Will my AOS NOA suffice for an 'approved extension'? Thankfully Nevada has a 'Driver Authorization Card' which I'll be able to get regardless, but I was hoping to get a Real ID so I can stop scaring gas station employees with my foreign passport. Thanks again!

Dr Gary Johnson 775-982-1000 745 W Moana Lane Suite 170 Box 2 Reno NV $175 for a medical here. None of the staff were aware of only needing to fill the vaccination part for a K-1 with a recent medical, but happily did it after I showed them the instructions on the form. Picked up paperwork the day after appointment

We sent the package to the Lewisville, TX lockbox (FedEx), which was incorrect as we live in Nevada. The rollercoaster is over for now, though, as I got the texts today to say AOS, EAD, and AP were accepted with receipt numbers, and NOA1's to follow My wallet is thankful Thanks for the reminder on timeline too, updated.

Thanks for the helpful replies Turns out we have a good ending, and I actually filed to the correct place in the first place. Panic over! Edit: Panic reinstated, I did actually file to the wrong place. I'll be following the advice from Family, wish me luck

Thanks, Crazy Cat. I'm hoping so

This is really helpful to know, thank you. It seems like it's a toss-up whether they'll forward it internally or return it to me, though. If they were to return it to me, it seems likely it would result in me re-sending my package to the correct lockbox after the 1st of April, the day of the fee increase. I know it's my fault for not double-checking the correct address, but am I just in a 50/50 situation on how it will play out? What do people think is the best action for me to take? Thanks for the help once again

Hi all, Thanks for the wealth of information posted to the forum. I recently filed my AOS (with EAD and AP) but found today I'd accidentally filed to the incorrect lockbox. I've done some reading and found it can either be transferred to the correct lockbox, or returned to you. With regards to the AOS fee increases, does anyone know what fee amount would be expected if the case was transferred to the correct lockbox by USCIS, and received there post-fee increase? Do you guys think it might be a better idea to just re-send the full package to the correct lockbox without hearing anything back from USCIS first? Might this cause some case duplication trouble down the line? If I wait to hear from them, and they just return my documents it's likely my re-filing would be post-fee increase, which I'm of course trying to avoid!! USCIS livechat+phone agents are only able to tell me "Wait to hear back from us", with one livechat agent rudely writing "Why would you file again if you haven't heard anything???" showing they don't understand the point of my line of questioning at all, haha Thanks for the help as always

My fiance's interview is coming up this week and I'm super anxious as well. I also do contract work as a second job which gives me a 1099 like you. What I decided to do is add a cover letter to my I-134 explaining the nature of my 1099 employment and my anticipated income for this year. I'm adding a copy of my 1099, and copies of deposits into my bank account from the job for 2023. I'm able to filter transactions on my bank's website to show just deposits from certain sources so that made it really easy.

I've been working a lot on this form lately, I ultimately decided to attach a cover letter to mine explaining my multiple income streams and attaching evidence such as bank deposits and invoices related to income outside my W2. If her banking site lets her search for deposits from Rover and displays only those transactions I would use that and print out those pages with header and footer timestamps. I don't think it'd hurt to add her 1099 as evidence either, more doesn't hurt but less could.

Hello, I'm wracking my brain trying to figure out how to fill out some questions on the newest version of the I-134 Declaration of Financial Support form. I wish they hadn't changed it, the old one seems like it was much easier. Right off the bat I don't understand what I should put in Part 2, question 13, "Income contribution to the beneficiary annually". Do they want to know my beneficiary's annual salary from his employer? He obviously will no longer have that salary when he moves here so this makes no sense at all to me. Then there's a similar issue with Part 3, question 14, "Income contribution to the beneficiary annually". Do I put my entire yearly earnings here? I have two jobs, so would they like to see the numbers from both income streams separately? Thank you for any help!

Longtime lurker, approved today! I was getting worried as we were in the 87500-88000 range with only 6 approvals since they started May, but everything turned out alright. Hang in there everyone, your time will come soon!