Ok guys, I must be losing my mind and you will all think I am crazy, but you've gotta help me, please. I think a AOS is an adjustment of Status, but what do all the other acrony ms mean? I am trying to bring my mother over from England and would love to hear from more people who have brought parents over and what to expect.
Thanks,
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what other abbreviations do you need help with? here's some
AOS=adjustment of status
USCIS=United States Citizenship and Immigration Services
DHS=Dept of Homeland Security
SS=social security
EAD=employment authorization document
FP=fingerprints
DO=district office
ASC=application service center
AP=advanced parole
AOS=adjustment of status
USCIS=United States Citizenship and Immigration Services
DHS=Dept of Homeland Security
SS=social security
EAD=employment authorization document
FP=fingerprints
DO=district office
ASC=application service center
AP=advanced parole
lol at john--I love that list.
Here's the more commonly used abbreviations + definitions: US Immigration Abbreviations and Forms (FAQ Appendix)
Here's the more commonly used abbreviations + definitions: US Immigration Abbreviations and Forms (FAQ Appendix)
QUOTE(lmegac @ Apr 10 2007, 07:12 AM) 
Ok guys, I must be losing my mind and you will all think I am crazy, but you've gotta help me, please. I think a AOS is an adjustment of Status, but what do all the other acrony ms mean? I am trying to bring my mother over from England and would love to hear from more people who have brought parents over and what to expect.
Thanks,
Thanks,
Munchkins? I think who posts here came over, she I think is in her 50's and expects to be able to work 10 plus years.
How old is your mother, what is he profession/line of work?
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