Hello,

I read everywhere that you need to have two stand-alone packages (one for the I-130, and one for the I-485) inside your big AOS envelope. That means that your concurrent AOS package will contain 2 birth certificates, 2 G325a for each person, etc.

But I just asked my lawyer, and he said that they always put the two application (I-130 and I-485) together. They put the forms first, then each supporting documents.

What do you guys think? I saw people threatening that you will get RFEs if you don't separate the two forms and provuide 2 copies of each supporting doc.

Thanks.

Hello,

I read everywhere that you need to have two stand-alone packages (one for the I-130, and one for the I-485) inside your big AOS envelope. That means that your concurrent AOS package will contain 2 birth certificates, 2 G325a for each person, etc.

But I just asked my lawyer, and he said that they always put the two application (I-130 and I-485) together. They put the forms first, then each supporting documents.

What do you guys think? I saw people threatening that you will get RFEs if you don't separate the two forms and provuide 2 copies of each supporting doc.

Thanks.

Hello,

I read everywhere that you need to have two stand-alone packages (one for the I-130, and one for the I-485) inside your big AOS envelope. That means that your concurrent AOS package will contain 2 birth certificates, 2 G325a for each person, etc.

But I just asked my lawyer, and he said that they always put the two application (I-130 and I-485) together. They put the forms first, then each supporting documents.

What do you guys think? I saw people threatening that you will get RFEs if you don't separate the two forms and provuide 2 copies of each supporting doc.

Thanks.

Hello,

I read everywhere that you need to have two stand-alone packages (one for the I-130, and one for the I-485) inside your big AOS envelope. That means that your concurrent AOS package will contain 2 birth certificates, 2 G325a for each person, etc.

But I just asked my lawyer, and he said that they always put the two application (I-130 and I-485) together. They put the forms first, then each supporting documents.

What do you guys think? I saw people threatening that you will get RFEs if you don't separate the two forms and provuide 2 copies of each supporting doc.

Thanks.

Hello,

I read everywhere that you need to have two stand-alone packages (one for the I-130, and one for the I-485) inside your big AOS envelope. That means that your concurrent AOS package will contain 2 birth certificates, 2 G325a for each person, etc.

But I just asked my lawyer, and he said that they always put the two application (I-130 and I-485) together. They put the forms first, then each supporting documents.

What do you guys think? I saw people threatening that you will get RFEs if you don't separate the two forms and provuide 2 copies of each supporting doc.

Thanks.