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immi_007   0

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hi,

i came here on h-1b in the 1st week of march and 14 days after i am married to usc.

since 5 mnths i am not on any project but my wife is working.

will there be any problem if i apply for aos n ead?

in the i-130, va i need to reply to question 15...date the employment began?

please reply.

Thank you in advance,

james

5th March 2009: Sent I-485, I-765, I-130 and I-131 packet

6th March: Uscis received packet

14th March: Received NOA1 dated 12th march

4th April: Biometrics for I-485 and I-765 (took 15 min)

23rd april: Received letter for initial interview for I-485 (interview on may 27th 2009)

28th april: I cud c my status online today about I-765&I-131(says:On 27th april card production ordered

and I-131 approval notice sent)

2nd may: Received AP (Advance Parole)

5th May: Received EAD(valid for 1 year)

27th May: Interview- AOS approved

28th May: I-485 (Card production ordered dated May 27th)

I-130 (Case received and pending)

4th June: Received I-130 approval notice letter(online status: case received and pending)

5th June: Welcome Notice dated 28th May

21st June: My online status updated for I-485 (card production ordered dated june 15th)

29th June: Atlast I received my ''PERMANENT RESIDENT CARD'' today valid for 2 years till may 2011

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journeyman   0

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Since you got married within 30 days of your entry into US. I think the first thing that you need to worry about is to prove that your entry into US was not to get married to a USC.

Regarding your employment, if you are not getting paid yes it will mostly be a problem if you have not gotten paid at all since your coming to the US. If you have paystubs then it should not be a problem.

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