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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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Hi vjs,

I prepared my AOS papers already. I just want to make sure if I have everything already and ask you guys if this cover letter is ok and complete.

For I-485 (Adjustment of Status)

Petitioner’s name: _______________

Beneficiary’s name (spouse): ______________

Table of contents:

Payment: Personal Check ($1,010)

Form I-485 Adjustment of Status

Form I-864 Affidavit of Support

Form I-765 Application for Employment Authorization

I-693 Supplemental Vaccination Record

Form G-325A Biographic Information

Two passport-type photos

Copy of the non US Citizen Spouse’s passport

Copy of the non US Citizen Spouse’s K-1 Visa from passport

Copy of NOA2 “Approval” for I-129F

Copy of the intending immigrant’s birth certificate

Certified copy of Marriage Certificate

K1 Process:
April 22, 2008 I-129F NOA1
Aug. 25, 2008 I-129F NOA2
Aug. 28, 2008 NVC left
Sept. 09, 2008 Consulate received
Sept. 16, 2008 Appointment notice received
Sept. 23, 2008 Filed Jap. police clearance
Sept. 24-25, 2008 Medical exam Done. Thank God I'm healthy
Oct. 03, 2008 Interview date
Nov. 11, 2008 Got a call from Jap. Embassy PC ready for pick up
Nov. 13, 2008 Picked up and submitted the Police clearance to USEM
Nov. 28, 2008 Visa is ready for delivery
Dec. 02, 2008 Visa in transit to Cebu (delayed bcuz Dec. 1 was holiday)
Dec. 03, 2008 Visa received abot na jud tawn Thank you Lord.
Dec. 08, 2008 POE Hawaii, Honolulu
Dec. 09, 2008 Got married (wedding and honeymoon in Hawaii)
Dec. 12, 2008 Newly wed couple flew to SFO, CA

AOS Process:
Feb. 04, 2009 USCIS received AOS docs.
Feb. 12, 2009 NOA received (AOS and EAD)
Feb. 13, 2009 Biometrics appointment received
Feb. 25, 2009 Biometrics schedule (10 AM) San Francisco DONE
March 14, 2009 Received interview schedule
April 11, 2009 Received EAD card
April 21, 2009 Interview (APPROVED) (2 months 17 days from filing)

April 28, 2009 Welcome Letter received
May 2, 2009 GREEN CARD received (2 months and 29 days)
May 22, 2009 Filed SSN
May 24, 2009 Got SSN at SSA
June 11, 2009 SSN Card received in mail

Naturalization

April 30, 2013 N-400 mailed (i used regular mail not express)

May 3, 2013 NOA priority date (received in mail 05/09/13)
May 8, 2013 Check cashed out, received text and email (N-400 accepted)

May 31, 2013 Biometrics

June 4, 2013 In Line

June 6, 2013 Received email and text N400 has been scheduled
June 10, 2013 Received letter in mail
July 16, 2013 Interview @3:30pm SFO

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Ecuador
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hey spartan, hard at it, huh?

I-765 goes to the local CIS. check the instruction page. Im in CA, so ours goes to Laguna Niguel, CA. see page 10, item 1, then check the chart on the next page.

i wrote a separate cover letter for the I-765, and said that my husband is simultaneously filing for AOS, and therefore does not pay an additional fee for the 765.

if your wife's birth cert in not in english you need to translate it. you can do that yourself if you are fluent in the language. you just add a little statement saying that you are fluent in both languages (name them ) and attest that this is an accurate translation.

hope this helps!

4.25.08: sent K-1 application

4.28.08: NOA1

5.14.08: touched

9.25.08: touched

9.26.08: touched

9.26.08: NOA2

10.2.08: at NVC, letter says our application will be sent to Guayaquil in one week

10.9.08: spoke with consulate, they have our case

10.13.08: Doctor's appointment

10.20.08: Interview READ THE REVIEWS!

10.30.08: entry: Los Angeles

11.12.08: marriage

11.25.08: applied for Social Security card. READ THE vj GUIDE!

12.3.08: packet and letter for interview arrived at fiance's mail in Ecuador- for 10.20 interview! ha ha!

12.5.08: received SS card in mail

1.9.09: sent AOS/EAD/AP applications

2.10.09: Biometrics appt, Sacramento CA

3.15.09: AP recieved in mail

3.26.09: EAD recieved in mail

3.26.09: AOS interview, Sacramento, CA

4.09.09: Permanent Resident card received in mail

3.11.11: Mailed I-751 to CSC

3.14.11: I-751 received by CSC per USPS tracking

3.14.11: NOA date (received in mail on 3.19) one year extension

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Ecuador
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Spartan,

Dont forget to include a copy of her I-94, front and back. also note that some of those docs need to also be sent with the 765 to the other address. i made a second set of copies of these for the 765, along with another cover letter:

I 94 front and back, passport photo page, visa (in passpport ) page, his ID card from his country (front and back, as additional identification and because it's fingerprinted) and 2 MORE PASSPORT PHOTOS (doh! )

4.25.08: sent K-1 application

4.28.08: NOA1

5.14.08: touched

9.25.08: touched

9.26.08: touched

9.26.08: NOA2

10.2.08: at NVC, letter says our application will be sent to Guayaquil in one week

10.9.08: spoke with consulate, they have our case

10.13.08: Doctor's appointment

10.20.08: Interview READ THE REVIEWS!

10.30.08: entry: Los Angeles

11.12.08: marriage

11.25.08: applied for Social Security card. READ THE vj GUIDE!

12.3.08: packet and letter for interview arrived at fiance's mail in Ecuador- for 10.20 interview! ha ha!

12.5.08: received SS card in mail

1.9.09: sent AOS/EAD/AP applications

2.10.09: Biometrics appt, Sacramento CA

3.15.09: AP recieved in mail

3.26.09: EAD recieved in mail

3.26.09: AOS interview, Sacramento, CA

4.09.09: Permanent Resident card received in mail

3.11.11: Mailed I-751 to CSC

3.14.11: I-751 received by CSC per USPS tracking

3.14.11: NOA date (received in mail on 3.19) one year extension

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hey spartan, hard at it, huh?

I-765 goes to the local CIS. check the instruction page. Im in CA, so ours goes to Laguna Niguel, CA. see page 10, item 1, then check the chart on the next page.

This is incorrect. Your I-765 needs to be mailed to the Chicago lockbox along with your AOS and AP applications! Set them up as individual applications, with their own set of evidence (you'll send multiple copies of some evidence, but each application gets split off and handled by a different adjudicator) and paper clip each application together with it's evidence, then put them all in one envelope and send them off. Good luck. :)

I would strongly recommend you check out the guide for AOS filing, it will tell you anything else you need to know. :)

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See my timeline for my K-1 and AOS/EAD/AP details.

ROC

April 1, 2011-Packet sent, back to the grind!

April 2, 2011-USPS confirms delivery to CSC

April 18, 2011-Received biometrics letter

May 5, 2011-Biometrics appointment, quick and easy

June 16, 2011-Card production ordered!

June 24, 2011-Card received

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My wonderful little family: Dennis, Andrea, and Malcolm

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Ecuador
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Ai, yi yi, thank God for VJ! So, I want to be totally sure... on the I-765 the directions say to send it not to the Chicago Lockbox but to the Local, per the chart (page 10, item 1, I-765 instructions on USCIS website). On the VJ Guide, it says to put the 765 with the AOS docs and send it all to the Lockbox. Which is correct, and how are we sure of that? Not to doubt anyone, just want to double check. THANKS!

4.25.08: sent K-1 application

4.28.08: NOA1

5.14.08: touched

9.25.08: touched

9.26.08: touched

9.26.08: NOA2

10.2.08: at NVC, letter says our application will be sent to Guayaquil in one week

10.9.08: spoke with consulate, they have our case

10.13.08: Doctor's appointment

10.20.08: Interview READ THE REVIEWS!

10.30.08: entry: Los Angeles

11.12.08: marriage

11.25.08: applied for Social Security card. READ THE vj GUIDE!

12.3.08: packet and letter for interview arrived at fiance's mail in Ecuador- for 10.20 interview! ha ha!

12.5.08: received SS card in mail

1.9.09: sent AOS/EAD/AP applications

2.10.09: Biometrics appt, Sacramento CA

3.15.09: AP recieved in mail

3.26.09: EAD recieved in mail

3.26.09: AOS interview, Sacramento, CA

4.09.09: Permanent Resident card received in mail

3.11.11: Mailed I-751 to CSC

3.14.11: I-751 received by CSC per USPS tracking

3.14.11: NOA date (received in mail on 3.19) one year extension

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Ai, yi yi, thank God for VJ! So, I want to be totally sure... on the I-765 the directions say to send it not to the Chicago Lockbox but to the Local, per the chart (page 10, item 1, I-765 instructions on USCIS website). On the VJ Guide, it says to put the 765 with the AOS docs and send it all to the Lockbox. Which is correct, and how are we sure of that? Not to doubt anyone, just want to double check. THANKS!

I'm not sure which set of instructions you are looking at...here are the current ones from the USCIS site: I-765 instructions Check out the bottom of page 8 where it lists where to file. :) If you entered as a K-1 holder you would be in category ©(9), the instructions say:

If your response to Question 16 is ©(9) and you filed your

I-485 application with the USCIS Chicago Lockbox Facility,

file your Form I-765 with the following address (if you filed

your Form I-485 with a USCIS Service Center, see

instructions below):

For U. S. Postal Service (USPS) deliveries:

USCIS Lockbox Addresses:

USCIS

P.O. Box 805887

Chicago, IL 60680-4120

For courier/express deliveries:

USCIS

Attn: FBAS

131 South Dearborn - 3rd Floor

Chicago, IL 60603-5517

And I know what you mean about Thank god for VJ! We never would have gotten this far through the process without the help we've gotten here. :wacko:

See my timeline for my K-1 and AOS/EAD/AP details.

ROC

April 1, 2011-Packet sent, back to the grind!

April 2, 2011-USPS confirms delivery to CSC

April 18, 2011-Received biometrics letter

May 5, 2011-Biometrics appointment, quick and easy

June 16, 2011-Card production ordered!

June 24, 2011-Card received

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My wonderful little family: Dennis, Andrea, and Malcolm

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Ecuador
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Ahhh, thank you, but with further confusion!

I'm also finishing putting together the whole AOS/EAD/AP package. I was also working off of the same set of instructions that you have the link for, from the USCIS website. But the way I read the instructions was that I had to file as (a)(6), K-1 non immigrant fiance of US citizen (page 4, item 6), instead of Adjustment applicant ©(9), page 5 item 7, because my reading of item 7 was that your AOS had to be already filed, and you needed to provide an NOA.

So what do you think? Now it is clear that if you decide on ©(9) that you send it to the lockbox.

hmmm...your thoughts?

4.25.08: sent K-1 application

4.28.08: NOA1

5.14.08: touched

9.25.08: touched

9.26.08: touched

9.26.08: NOA2

10.2.08: at NVC, letter says our application will be sent to Guayaquil in one week

10.9.08: spoke with consulate, they have our case

10.13.08: Doctor's appointment

10.20.08: Interview READ THE REVIEWS!

10.30.08: entry: Los Angeles

11.12.08: marriage

11.25.08: applied for Social Security card. READ THE vj GUIDE!

12.3.08: packet and letter for interview arrived at fiance's mail in Ecuador- for 10.20 interview! ha ha!

12.5.08: received SS card in mail

1.9.09: sent AOS/EAD/AP applications

2.10.09: Biometrics appt, Sacramento CA

3.15.09: AP recieved in mail

3.26.09: EAD recieved in mail

3.26.09: AOS interview, Sacramento, CA

4.09.09: Permanent Resident card received in mail

3.11.11: Mailed I-751 to CSC

3.14.11: I-751 received by CSC per USPS tracking

3.14.11: NOA date (received in mail on 3.19) one year extension

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According to the VJ guide and example forms, you would file as c(9). That's what we did, it hasn't been approved yet, but it is also the advice that has been given by all of the other people on VJ who have already been approved. :) Follow the guides and you shouldn't have a problem.

See my timeline for my K-1 and AOS/EAD/AP details.

ROC

April 1, 2011-Packet sent, back to the grind!

April 2, 2011-USPS confirms delivery to CSC

April 18, 2011-Received biometrics letter

May 5, 2011-Biometrics appointment, quick and easy

June 16, 2011-Card production ordered!

June 24, 2011-Card received

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My wonderful little family: Dennis, Andrea, and Malcolm

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Ecuador
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thanks aravis, much appreciated!

kathie

4.25.08: sent K-1 application

4.28.08: NOA1

5.14.08: touched

9.25.08: touched

9.26.08: touched

9.26.08: NOA2

10.2.08: at NVC, letter says our application will be sent to Guayaquil in one week

10.9.08: spoke with consulate, they have our case

10.13.08: Doctor's appointment

10.20.08: Interview READ THE REVIEWS!

10.30.08: entry: Los Angeles

11.12.08: marriage

11.25.08: applied for Social Security card. READ THE vj GUIDE!

12.3.08: packet and letter for interview arrived at fiance's mail in Ecuador- for 10.20 interview! ha ha!

12.5.08: received SS card in mail

1.9.09: sent AOS/EAD/AP applications

2.10.09: Biometrics appt, Sacramento CA

3.15.09: AP recieved in mail

3.26.09: EAD recieved in mail

3.26.09: AOS interview, Sacramento, CA

4.09.09: Permanent Resident card received in mail

3.11.11: Mailed I-751 to CSC

3.14.11: I-751 received by CSC per USPS tracking

3.14.11: NOA date (received in mail on 3.19) one year extension

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