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HI,

 

My friend's parents got green card 10 years ago, but they abandoned green card. By that time, they just wanted to stay in their country. Now they are getting old, they want to live with their only child here. So they are reapply green card now through AOS. They came here as visitor. 

 

So couple questions:

1. In the form, they asked for their A #, should they put down their old A # there?

2.After he gets approved for AOS, Will he get a new A#? 

2.The father is 83 year old right now, when apply for AOS, is he only need to pay $1,140, do we need to put additional memo in the check saying he is waived for $85 biometric fee due to his age?

 

please advise.

 

Thanks,

Sammi

USCIS

2011/08/01:mailed i-130 to uscis ( petition for relative of permanent resident)

2011/08/05:receive hard copy noa1 (priority date 2011/08/02

2011/09/14:my husband became usc. and sent citizenship certificate to upgrade the petition

2011/11/03:receive hard copy of noa2 ( case category from f2a to cr1)

nvc

2011/11/28:receive case number started with guz

2011/11/28:called to nvc to assign my case to montreal, canada

2011/12/28:got new case number started with mtl

2011/12/29:completed ds 261 apply electronic processing

2012/01/03:optin acceptance email received

2012/01/04:IV bill invoiced and paid

2012/01/05:completed ds 260 sent i 864 documents to nvcelectronic

2012/01/11: sent joint sponsor financial documents and civil documents

2012/01/23:CASE COMPLETED @NVC.

2012/03/09:approved finally..

2012/03/12:received my visa.

timeline for IR5 APPLICATION.

2012/04/27: received NOA1 from uscis

2012/08/09;received NOA2 from uscis.

2012/09/07: received case number and ds 3032 from nvc..

2012/09/07: paid aos fee 2012/09/14: paid iv fee

2012/09/13:optin email sent

2012/09/21:optin received 。。 send aos and civil documents

2012/10/04:send current employment letters of sponsor to nvc

2012/10/18: received p4. interview date was assigned on 12/12/06.bless.....

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1 minute ago, sammi608612 said:

1. In the form, they asked for their A #, should they put down their old A # there?

Use the same A# from before, if will help identify who he is.

 

2.After he gets approved for AOS, Will he get a new A#? 

No, he will keep using the same A#.

 

2.The father is 83 year old right now, when apply for AOS, is he only need to pay $1,140, do we need to put additional memo in the check saying he is waived for $85 biometric fee due to his age?

The form will indicate if the waiver can be waived.  Form I-485 provides that applicants over the age of 79 are not required to submit biometrics or pay the biometrics services fee.

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