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In about a few months when my fiancée enters the US and marries me, I will have to file for AOS. Since the embassy usually requests to see a lot of evidence for our relationship, I wonder what kind of evidence other than the marriage certificate I will have to provide with the application.

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Pat's Husband

K-1 visa

Bogotá, Colombia

Interview Date :............2008-05-15, VISA APPROVED

Visa Received :.............2008-05-20

U.S.A.

POE Date :..................2008-08-30 Saturday, Miami FL (awful - more than 5 hours)

Wedding Date : .............2008-09-11 Thursday

AOS:

Interview Appt:.............2009-02-05

GC approved:................2009-02-05

GC arrived:.................2009-02-17 (END)

GC expires:.................2011-02-05**

Removing of conditions (ROC):

ROC will be filed with:.....CSC

ROC filing date:............2010-11-13 (ACTUAL SENDING DATE, SATURDAY)

ROC filing received by CSC..2010-11-15 (CONFIRMED VIA EMAIL)

ROC check cashed by CSC.....2010-11-17

ROC NOA date received:......2010-11-20

ROC NOA date printed:.......2010-11-15

ROC RFE dates(if any):......(none so far)

ROC Bio Appt Date(if any):..2010-12-22

ROC Interview Date(if any):.None

ROC GC approved Date:.......2011-02-16

ROC GC received Date:.......2011-02-22 (END)

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In about a few months when my fiancée enters the US and marries me, I will have to file for AOS. Since the embassy usually requests to see a lot of evidence for our relationship, I wonder what kind of evidence other than the marriage certificate I will have to provide with the application.

Thanks.

It's good to start from here... ;)

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...mp;page=k1k3aos

For AOS, evidence for relationship is not required at the time of filing. (Though Marriage certificate is needed, of course!) At the interview later, people bring such evidence with them.

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<K-1 journey>

2007-10-18 : sent I-129F via FEDEX, 2007-10-22 : recieved by VSC

2008-03-20 : K-1 VISA in hand

<AOS journey>

2008-04-22 : sent AOS + AP + EAD package via Fedex

2008-08-08 : GC in hand

<Lifting Condition journey>

2010-05-03 : sent I-751 to VSC via USPS

2010-05-06 : NOA issued

2010-05-07 : check cashed

2010-05-12 : NOA in hand

2010-05-28 : Bio app.

2010-06-19 : Old I485 touched

2010-06-26 : CR189 touched

2010-07-16 : RFE issued

2010-08-18 : additional evidence sent by EMS

2010-08-31 : Card production notice by email

Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Canada
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Basically, you need to provide evidence (usually during your interview, but some will have to be submitted with the AOS form) that answers the following:

--did you get married?

--are you sharing a domicile (living in the same place)?

--is your marriage bonafide-- ie are you starting to merge your lives together?

There are lots of threads in the AOS forum that talk about evidence that other couples have submitted -- I'd do a search of them and start making a list of things that you will want to start to collect once you are here in the US.

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Feb 13, 2014 Biometrics scheduled

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Filed: Country: Jamaica
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We just sent in our marriage cert., some pictures, phone bills, and anything else that happened between entrance to the US and our AOS filing.....some pictures around town was pretty much it. There really isn't a lot you can get done till after AOS approved. So, they aren't looking for all that.

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You can't go back for what you've missed

So make it count, hold on tight find a way to make it right

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So make it good, make it last 'cause it all flies by so fast

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