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J.M.

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    Marshall
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    Texas

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    Adjustment of Status (approved)
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  • Local Office
    Dallas TX
  • Country
    Philippines

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  1.    Lena03 reacted to a post in a topic: June 2024 AOS Filers
  2. J.M.
    Congratulations!
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  7. J.M.
    She's already working. We used EAD for I-9. No DL yet though, so I am her personal Jeepney. All I have for her to learn to drive is a gigantic 4 door truck, so it's slow going. We'll get her a tiny car soon.
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  9. J.M.
    Received updated SS card (without employment condition statement) and official I-485 approval in the mail today. Green card USPS tracking shows it will arrive tomorrow.
  10. J.M.
    I understand your frustration with waiting, but if you didn't go K-1 you would still be waiting got her to even get here!
  11. J.M.
    Petitioner birth certificate or passport bio page may be submitted as proof of citizenship. Beneficiary birth certificate/passport info is not needed for I-129f.
  12. J.M.
    I'm not sure why you are trying to tie the question to your birth certificate. It does not ask for maiden name, or other names used. It only asks for her name, not previous names. I used my mother's "new" current name (after she re-married), which obviously did not match her name on my birth certificate. If they wanted her maiden name, they would specifically ask for it. If they wanted all other names ever used, they would specifically ask for them.
  13.    OldUser reacted to a post in a topic: birth certificate for i-129F
  14. J.M.
    Put your mother's CURRENT legal name.
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  19. J.M.
    I-485 was approved today!
  20. J.M.
    You've got lots of time to learn about the process. This site is for DIY users, so you will find everything you need here to file on your own. The Philippines is a common country for K-1. There is a regional forum that discusses only the Philippines: Philippines - VisaJourney
  21. J.M.
    I have heard the same from someone using the new system. Once it was in READY status, it went through.
  22. J.M.
    The question is "Have YOU ever...", not has the beneficiary ever... YOU, the petitioner, are filling out the form, so any reference to YOU, means the petitioner.
  23. J.M.
    Agreed! My wife is from a tiny island. I listed her address as "no formal street address" on all of her paperwork. It only had the barangay, city, and province. Somehow, they managed to deliver the often not received "packet 4" (or whatever the one is that has the Imbra pamphlet in it) to her. It arrived after her interview was already completed, but it did arrive. I guess the island is so small that everybody knows everybody. I also wanted a reliable address to send documents to her. I chose a FedEx office that said they would hold the delivery for her. I asked for their address. Their official address is "at the corner of street X and Y." Looking at their office on Google maps, I could see that it was within 1/4 mile of that intersection, but certainly not AT the intersection. I chose a different method to send the documents.
  24. J.M.
    There are no questions about beneficiary criminal history on I-129f petition. As smilingstone stated, the beneficiary criminal history is listed on the DS-160, and supporting documentation will be presented at interview. DS-160 is completed after I-129F is approved.
  25. J.M.
    Primarily to change Philippine passport to married name. ROM is not mandatory, but if you want to change her PI passport name, you will need it. There are other reasons for ROM if you plan to live in the Philippines as well.
  26. J.M.
    Our I-485 moved to Step 4 (case decision) today. I suppose that means the interview is waived, since that was step 3. It shows 8 months as the estimated time until decision, but I don't expect it to take that long. We'll see...
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