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B1/B2 Visa Adjustment of Status/Married to USC

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I am currently living in the US with my USC spouse for a year now. I came in with a B1/B2 visa and we got married on the 2nd month of my stay in the US. In short my I-94 has expired already. We submitted I-130, I-485, I-765 & I-131 just this month together with the supporting documents needed as stated on the USCIS website.

My nationality is filipina and my question is... aside from documents needed and stated on the USCIS website should I still need a police clearance from the Philippines?

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