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NOA 1 for wife but not daughter

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slim Grand Master

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he should be treating her as a lady.

Yep. :thumbs: And then when he's done, he should treat her like a lady again!

had very open and direct conversations prior to my first visit regarding expectations, accommodations, contingency plans, etc

To date, Cam had the best contingency plan I've heard of.

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Ensure your beneficiary makes and brings with them to the States a copy of the DS-3025 (vaccination form)

If the government is going to force me to exercise my "right" to health care, then they better start requiring people to exercise their Right to Bear Arms. - "Where's my public option rifle?"

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topic moved, its is a K1 specific question and can be given more attention in the K1 forum

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I filed the I-751 and included my son's name and info in Part 5.

Last week, I mailed our documents for I-751

Today, I got a letter addressed to me,as the Principal Alien- NOA and another letter addressed to my son.

In the letter addressed to my son, it states there:

VERIFICATION OF INCLUSION OF A DEPENDENT IN FILING OF FORM I-751

it verifies that my son is included as a dependent in the request for the removal of conditions.

maybe you will get that letter soon in the mail.

Jan

I have received the NOA (I797) and 1 year extension for my wife. However, her daughter was submitted with the application, and biometrics paid for, but there is no mention of the child on the NOA. Is this normal and can the daughter travel outside the country with her mother even though the daughter is not mentioned on the NOA?



Mailed I-751 - January 12, 2009
NOA - January 14, 2009
Biometric for me and my son- February 21, 2009
2nd biometric for me - March 14, 2009
Green Card Approval for son - April 28, 2009

Mailed N400 - June 14, 2010
USCIS Receipt Date - June 16, 2010
USCIS NOA date - June 24, 2010
Received I-797C NOA in the mail - June 28, 2010
USCIS Email for RFE/ Biometrics sched- July 16
Biometrics - August 12, 2010
RFE Yellow Paper on IRS letter document - August 23
USCIS email on testing and interview - September 4
Received letter in mail for test and interview I-797C - September 7, 2010
Schedule of test and interview - October 12, 2010
 
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