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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Taiwan
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Hello.

I wasn't able to find answer searching the forum, but excuse the post if the question's already been raised.

I am USC and have a US passport that will expire in < 6 months. I was thinking I should hurry up and get it renewed over the mail.

My question is, is there any issues with a "brand new" passport that won't have any stamps on it ), would that matter at all as part of the K1 process (currently waiting for NOA2). Will my passport be needed at all as part of the K1 and AOS process?

(wasn't planning on travelling anywhere except to my beneficiary's country after I get my renewed passport. The country recommends to have valid passport > 6 months

Thanks, much appreciated.

tlnt

(K1: See timeline for more details http://www.visajourney.com/timeline/profile.php?id=55270)

2008-10/01 - I-129F Sent (Taiwan, VSC)

2009-02/18 - I-129F NOA2, letter from USCIS/CRIS (140 d / 4 m 17 d)

2009-03-13 or 14 - Fiance received Packet 3 (163 d / 5 m 12 d)

2009-03-31 - AIT Packet 4 sent (181 d, 5 m 30 d)

2009-04-13 - Schedule K-1 Interview, PASSED!!!(194 d / 6 m 12 d)

(AOS/EAD/AP):

2009-07-25 - Arrival POE

2009-07-27 - Marriage

2009-07-29 - Apply for SSN

2009-08-07 - Apply AOS/EAD/AP

2009-08-12 - NOA: AOS/EAD/AP

2009-08-12 - SSN approved (card received 2009-09-09)

2009-09-09 - NOA: AOS transferred to CSC and EAD/AP approved (NO BIOMETRICS yet!)

2009-09-14 - AP received (2 copies) / Opened inquiry for lack of biometric with NSC

2009-09-15 - AOS Case pending

2009-10-03 - BioMetrics Received (AOS/EAD) scheduled 10/22/2009

2009-10-06 - Successful walk-in Biometrics Alexandria ASC

2009-10-07&09 - EAD Card Production

2009-10-15 - EAD Card Received

2010-01-11 - Greenncard Received

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Filed: Other Country: China
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Hello.

I wasn't able to find answer searching the forum, but excuse the post if the question's already been raised.

I am USC and have a US passport that will expire in < 6 months. I was thinking I should hurry up and get it renewed over the mail.

My question is, is there any issues with a "brand new" passport that won't have any stamps on it ), would that matter at all as part of the K1 process (currently waiting for NOA2). Will my passport be needed at all as part of the K1 and AOS process?

(wasn't planning on travelling anywhere except to my beneficiary's country after I get my renewed passport. The country recommends to have valid passport > 6 months

Thanks, much appreciated.

tlnt

They will send your old passport back with a hole punched in it but no it shouldn't be needed after filing. Make a copy of all the pages anyway though.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: China
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They will send your old passport back with a hole punched in it but no it shouldn't be needed after filing. Make a copy of all the pages anyway though.
:thumbs: Yep parents renewed last summer, they got the old passports back in a separate envelope a few days after getting their new passports.

OUR TIME LINE Please do a timeline it helps us all, thanks.

Is now a US Citizen immigration completed Jan 12, 2012.

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Look here: A Candle for Love and China Family Visa Forums for Chinese/American relationship,

Visa issues, and lots of info about the Guangzhou and Hong Kong consulate.

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