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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Vietnam
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Hi everyone,

I'm K1 visa holder and just have my fingerprints taken last week for AOS.

My and my spouse moved in to live in apartment but Only his name is on the lease( he changed ID to new resident address). My AOS also has the same address.

My question is, am I required to add my name to the lease to show proof that we live together? Coz I checked today and they asked for 150$ if I wanna add live-in resident to my spose. I really don't wanna pay this fee.

Is there any other ways to show we live the same roof (like my bank statement letter, ssn letter, etc)

Coz I think, my driver license will also reflect our same address. Is this enough?

Thanks a lot.

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2016-04-16: Filed I-129F

2016-04-18: USPS tracking shows package as delivered

2016-04-20: NOA1 E-mail received. Routed to CSC for processing.

2016-07-13: NOA2 App Notification. (84 days)

2016-07-19: NOA2 Hard Copy Rec'd

NVC:

2016-07-28: NVC case received

2016-07-29: NVC case #

2016-08-02: NVC left to Embassy (In Transit)

Embassy:

2016-08-04: Case is "READY"

2016-09-07: Medical exam

2016-09-12: Interview (APPROVED)

2016-10-01: JFK POE (Ticket booked)

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That generally as I have heard is good information to put for the AOS packet.

Plus most apartment complexes(that I have lived at) require you to add the person as an occupant of the apartment within a certain amount of time.

I added my partner last week soon as he came, and yea it costs the general application fee/keys/remotes and all that stuff...

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I had to sign the lease, in my apartment complex it is required that all the adults living there sign it. I know it seems like a lot of money but it will be good proof of living together.

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2016-11-21 Filed AOS, AP, EAD

2016-12-19 NOA1 Hardcopy received

2017-03-09 EAD and AP approved

2017-09-15 Green card approved, interview waived

 

ROC:

2019-08-12 Filed ROC (one day shipping)

2019-08-13 Application received at Lewisville, TX

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The name on the lease is probably the best but the others should be good. My take is basically on level of scrutiny.

Its really not hard to put your name on a bill. They dont check anything. For the fraudsters that dont even live together theres not much heartburn there. The license will typically need proof of residency which is the before mentioned bill so again, not terribly difficult.

But the lease provides additional financial culpability so it has more 'weight' to be on the lease. To it, $150 does sound like a lot even if they are doing additional background check on you and stuff.

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Vietnam
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Thanks everyone, I think I better off paying this fee.

Just dnt know why it costs this much. Imagine a family with 4 adults living, they gotta pay 600$ as such.

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USCIS:

2016-04-16: Filed I-129F

2016-04-18: USPS tracking shows package as delivered

2016-04-20: NOA1 E-mail received. Routed to CSC for processing.

2016-07-13: NOA2 App Notification. (84 days)

2016-07-19: NOA2 Hard Copy Rec'd

NVC:

2016-07-28: NVC case received

2016-07-29: NVC case #

2016-08-02: NVC left to Embassy (In Transit)

Embassy:

2016-08-04: Case is "READY"

2016-09-07: Medical exam

2016-09-12: Interview (APPROVED)

2016-10-01: JFK POE (Ticket booked)

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Thanks everyone, I think I better off paying this fee.

Just dnt know why it costs this much. Imagine a family with 4 adults living, they gotta pay 600$ as such.

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Hoa Ky khac Viet Nam.

As a landlord, I use a service that charges me a fee that I pass on to prospective tenants to run financial and criminal background checks on all adults wanting to live in my rentals. It's a requirement. The main reason is to protect myself from illegal subletters who are not on the lease. The worst case scenario is where the leaseholder moves out and leave illegal subletters behind who have not signed a lease.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Canada
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We bought a house after we were married and I am listed as a resident but I'm not on the mortgage because I couldn't be on the application at the time. I do, however, have our gas bill in my name. Maybe there is a way you can put a bill or 2 in your name? Either way, legally, I believe you have to be listed as a resident with most apartment places. It's a security thing.

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