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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Canada
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ON the form under "Other address and contact information" it says to "provide the beneficiary's address outside of the US if different from item # 11a & 11b"....even though his physical address is here with me in the US, do I still put his Canadian Address as well?

Also, it asks my employment. I am currently an apartment manager & I get reduced rent, I don't get a check or money. Should I still list that or no?

Thanks again everyone!!

 

♥ We met on a phone chat line December 1998

♥ Met in person June 1999

♥ Married September 2000

♥ I moved to Canada February 2001

♥ I moved back to Ohio April 2005

♥ Starting immigration process finally on September 30th 2017
♥ USCIS received all forms on October 6th 2017
♥ Hubby had biometric appointment on October 30th 2017
♥ Received RFE for I-485 on December 9th 2017

♥ EAD combo card received on February 9th 2018

AOS interview on February 15th 2018
♥ Residence card is being processed on February 22nd 2018
 

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~~moved to AOS from work, tourist or student visa from Canada regional forum.  Topic is not regionally specific~~

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Turkey
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I'll take a shot...so for the first question, yes, just put his Canadian address there. We also were living together in the US by that point but just put his mother's address in his home country and used our address in the US for all other parts.

 

I do think you should list that. I imagine when it comes time for your I-864 there will be a way for you to list your assets or provide an employment verification with the terms of your job, such as reduced rent. You'll prob want to get on that now and get either your employment contract or letter from your employer with that info.

03/11/2016 Met in person for first time (Talked online for nearly a year prior as friends playing online games)

03/29/2016 Officially started dating

09/29/2016 Engaged

10/20/2016 Married at SF Courthouse

12/14/2016 Mailed I-130, I-485 & I-765

12/20/2016 Delivered at Chicago Lock Box by UPS

01/04/2017 Received NOA via text and email for I-130, I-485 and I-765

01/05/2017 Both checks are cashed

01/09/2017 NOA received in mail for I-130, I-485 and I-765

01/23/2017 Biometrics Appointment notification received (Appt set for 02/02/17)

02/17/2017 I-485 Status updated to "Case is ready to be scheduled for an interview"

03/23/2017 Case Status updated to "EAD Card is being produced."

08/30/2017 Case status updated to "Interview Scheduled"

09/28/2017 Interview! Status updated to "New Card is being produced" shortly after interview!

10/06/2017 Green Card arrived!

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Canada
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On 9/7/2017 at 5:25 PM, acyland said:

I'll take a shot...so for the first question, yes, just put his Canadian address there. We also were living together in the US by that point but just put his mother's address in his home country and used our address in the US for all other parts.

 

I do think you should list that. I imagine when it comes time for your I-864 there will be a way for you to list your assets or provide an employment verification with the terms of your job, such as reduced rent. You'll prob want to get on that now and get either your employment contract or letter from your employer with that info.

I was told when I called the USCIS number that I was supposed to send everything in together? Now I don't know what to do :(

 

 

♥ We met on a phone chat line December 1998

♥ Met in person June 1999

♥ Married September 2000

♥ I moved to Canada February 2001

♥ I moved back to Ohio April 2005

♥ Starting immigration process finally on September 30th 2017
♥ USCIS received all forms on October 6th 2017
♥ Hubby had biometric appointment on October 30th 2017
♥ Received RFE for I-485 on December 9th 2017

♥ EAD combo card received on February 9th 2018

AOS interview on February 15th 2018
♥ Residence card is being processed on February 22nd 2018
 

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6 hours ago, Destiny2000 said:

I was told when I called the USCIS number that I was supposed to send everything in together? Now I don't know what to do :(

 

Because your spouse is adjusting status, then yes everything goes to the USCIS. 

You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose.  - Dr. Seuss

 

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Turkey
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6 hours ago, Destiny2000 said:

I was told when I called the USCIS number that I was supposed to send everything in together? Now I don't know what to do :(

 

Sorry, I was unclear. I just meant when it comes time to fill out and compile all your paperwork for the I-864. You're correct that you will want to have everything all included in a nice large packet to send all together to the USCIS. 

03/11/2016 Met in person for first time (Talked online for nearly a year prior as friends playing online games)

03/29/2016 Officially started dating

09/29/2016 Engaged

10/20/2016 Married at SF Courthouse

12/14/2016 Mailed I-130, I-485 & I-765

12/20/2016 Delivered at Chicago Lock Box by UPS

01/04/2017 Received NOA via text and email for I-130, I-485 and I-765

01/05/2017 Both checks are cashed

01/09/2017 NOA received in mail for I-130, I-485 and I-765

01/23/2017 Biometrics Appointment notification received (Appt set for 02/02/17)

02/17/2017 I-485 Status updated to "Case is ready to be scheduled for an interview"

03/23/2017 Case Status updated to "EAD Card is being produced."

08/30/2017 Case status updated to "Interview Scheduled"

09/28/2017 Interview! Status updated to "New Card is being produced" shortly after interview!

10/06/2017 Green Card arrived!

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Canada
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This is what the lady at USCIS told me :

Since my husband is here in the US....I need to file I-130 and he needs to file I-485 and send in both together.
Then she said the I-693, I-864 and I-130A can go in same package.
She said the I-765 and I-131 are optional, the 765 allows work and the 131 allows him to work here.

Does that all make sense?

 

♥ We met on a phone chat line December 1998

♥ Met in person June 1999

♥ Married September 2000

♥ I moved to Canada February 2001

♥ I moved back to Ohio April 2005

♥ Starting immigration process finally on September 30th 2017
♥ USCIS received all forms on October 6th 2017
♥ Hubby had biometric appointment on October 30th 2017
♥ Received RFE for I-485 on December 9th 2017

♥ EAD combo card received on February 9th 2018

AOS interview on February 15th 2018
♥ Residence card is being processed on February 22nd 2018
 

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Canada
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Yes we were planning on that for sure!

Thank you :)

 

 

♥ We met on a phone chat line December 1998

♥ Met in person June 1999

♥ Married September 2000

♥ I moved to Canada February 2001

♥ I moved back to Ohio April 2005

♥ Starting immigration process finally on September 30th 2017
♥ USCIS received all forms on October 6th 2017
♥ Hubby had biometric appointment on October 30th 2017
♥ Received RFE for I-485 on December 9th 2017

♥ EAD combo card received on February 9th 2018

AOS interview on February 15th 2018
♥ Residence card is being processed on February 22nd 2018
 

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