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on top right of every page of form I-485 there's this field for the A-Number. We don't have one. Do we leave it blank or enter N/A? or is this for USCIS USE only?

Form I-485 (page 7), Part 5, question 10: IS YOUR CURRENT SPOUSE APPLYING WITH YOU? is this question regarding derivative beneficiary??? my wife and I are applying at the same time, but different applications. A lawyer I talked said the answer should be YES but found opposite answers online. if this is indeed about derivative beneficiary then I'm convinced the answer should be NO.

we're the parents of a USC, but the same applies, i think. thank you.

These forms have their last page where an applicant can provide ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. If i do not have more information to provide, do i have to submit them? if i do, do i have to enter N/A all over it?

Form i-765 Part 2, "information about your eligibility category" question 27 "Eligibility Category.....". I have that as (C)(9)( ), according to what I read in the instructions, I want to confirm this, please.

Form i-765 Part 2 "information about your last arrival to the united states", question 21.b. "passport number of your most recently issued passport" this is contradictory, IMO. Do i enter the passport number i used on my last arrival? or the most recent one? I have renewed passports 5 times over the years I have lived here.

Yes, that is correct. We both entered under inspection, we both have our I-94s. We came together in 2001, although only she left in 2003 for a short period of time (a month or less?) and came back again, so she has two I-94s. In her form i-130, part 4, #s 45 through 50, all that information is regarding her second entry/I-94 (even the passport number and expiration date from back in the day, although we both have renew our foreign passports throughout the years 4 times).

Totally, i helped my sister and her case 16 years ago! It's a AOS case. Both beneficiaries, my wife and I, are currently in the US, we overstayed, 24 years No visa category, we're immediate relatives of a USC, our daughter.

I’m confident I can handle the process on my own, as it seems relatively straightforward—I actually assisted my sister (with the help of awesome people from another forum) in obtaining her green card after marrying a U.S. citizen, without the need for an attorney, and everything went smoothly. Please, someone out there who can help me verify the list of Forms we need to fill out and let me know if I am missing something. I-130 (Petition for Alien Relative) (Child fills this form out, one for each parent) I-485 (Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status) (each parent, correct?) I-131 (Application for Travel Documents, Parole Documents, and Arrival/Departure Records) (no plans to travel, do we have to fill it out? is there a fee nowadays? Looks like the fee is not longer included with I-485) I-765 (Application for Employment Authorization) I-864 (Affidavit of Support) I-693 (Report of Immigration Medical Examination and Vaccination Record) G-325A (Biographic Information (for Deferred Action) --> do we need this one? my sister did. (looks like no longer needed?) Form G-1145, E-Notification of Application/Petition Acceptance (is this a good idea?? I think it is.) I see it's possible to file I-130 online now. In the past when I helped my sister, she sent one big package with all the forms and evidence at the same time to the same address. How do we go with it nowadays? File I-130 online and wait for NOAs/approvals and then send the rest of the forms/documents/evidence as one package to the right place? or; File I-130 online and drop in the mail everything else at the same time? At this moment, I'm done with mine and my wife's paper I-130s (drafts). I have questions, but let's take one step at a time. Thank you for taking the time to read this.