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Hi everyone:) I am trying to fill out form I485 (Application to register permanent residence or adjust status) and I have a small question. What box should I check on part 2 question. I came here in the US on K-3 visa and I am not sure if I should check the 1st or the 2nd box.

Your help is greatly appreciated. Thanks:)

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Hi everyone:) I am trying to fill out form I485 (Application to register permanent residence or adjust status) and I have a small question. What box should I check on part 2 question. I came here in the US on K-3 visa and I am not sure if I should check the 1st or the 2nd box.

Your help is greatly appreciated. Thanks:)

2nd box

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Hi everyone:) I am trying to fill out form I485 (Application to register permanent residence or adjust status) and I have a small question. What box should I check on part 2 question. I came here in the US on K-3 visa and I am not sure if I should check the 1st or the 2nd box.

Your help is greatly appreciated. Thanks:)

2nd box

Thanks for the information:)

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I made a habit of looking at the example forms link here on VJ. Those forms can be very helpful

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United States & Republic of the Philippines

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Why "b"?

If her husband is a American Citizen wont be the correct answer.

I think is "h" and she should explain: Married to US CITIZEN ( K-3 VISA GRANTED).

Am I wrong?

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I am totally confused! Everybody says something different.. I was told by many people the answer should be a I've checked box a that says an immigrant petition giving me an immidately available visa number that has been approved..

I am planning to send my AOS papers (I am K-3) tomorrow..but every day i find differet info :(

"The truth is, you never know how strong your relationship is until it's tested. All too often, the stress of a crisis can pull a couple apart. But when you do make it through in one piece, you might just find yourselves tighter than ever."

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I am totally confused! Everybody says something different.. I was told by many people the answer should be a I've checked box a that says an immigrant petition giving me an immidately available visa number that has been approved..

I am planning to send my AOS papers (I am K-3) tomorrow..but every day i find differet info :(

We were K3 with a I-130 [immigrant petition] approved and checked a. Worked for my wife.

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K1 denied, K3/K4, CR-1/CR-2, AOS, ROC, Adoption, US citizenship and dual citizenship

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Thank you so much!!!!!

I am totally confused! Everybody says something different.. I was told by many people the answer should be a I've checked box a that says an immigrant petition giving me an immidately available visa number that has been approved..

I am planning to send my AOS papers (I am K-3) tomorrow..but every day i find differet info :(

We were K3 with a I-130 [immigrant petition] approved and checked a. Worked for my wife.

"The truth is, you never know how strong your relationship is until it's tested. All too often, the stress of a crisis can pull a couple apart. But when you do make it through in one piece, you might just find yourselves tighter than ever."

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just a quick question..Did you also fill out the form I-693 medical exam..did you need that? I haven't filled out anything..because i was told K-3 doesn't need that since i got my medical in my country before the interview (February 26th)... thank you so much for your time and help.

"The truth is, you never know how strong your relationship is until it's tested. All too often, the stress of a crisis can pull a couple apart. But when you do make it through in one piece, you might just find yourselves tighter than ever."

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sardes,

You dont need a new medical exam. They have your information.

good luck!

031028_alca_pq.gif

I-130

06/27/2007--Sent I-130 to texas service center.

07/13/2007--Check cashed.

07/14/2007--Noa-1 arrived in Clint´s house ( Miami ).

11/29/2007--Noa-2 ( by e-mail ) -- After 154 days

I-129F

07/17/2007--Sent I-129F to chicago.

07/23/2007--Noa-1 arrived in Clint´s house ( Miami ).

08/13/2007--Just a mail arrived in Clint´s house tell they transfered our case to CSC.

11/29/2007--Noa-2 ( by e-mail )-- After 135 days

12/21/2007--nvc received!

01/07/2008--embassy received

02/19/2008--interview date!! APPROVED!

02/22/2008--Visa in hands!

02/26/2008--arrived in USA.

03/06/2008--Sent I-765

03/10/2008--Noa-1 arrived in our house.

04/02/2008--I-765 approved

04/09/2008--EAD in hands!

04/10/2008--My husband and I decided take a year vacation of forms, fee, etc...and have a real marriage!

AOS (Finally!)

04-24-2009 - Mailed AOS package

04-29-2009 - AOS package arrived, signed for by N. Brownn

05-04-2009 - Check Cashed

05-07-2009 - NOA'S arrived in the mail.

05-14-2009 - Biometrics letter received

06-02-2009 - Biometrics Appointment

05-27-2009 - Biometrics Done ( Walk-in )

08-20-2009 - Interview - approval after one question!

09-29-2009 - GC delivered!

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I didn't want to make any mistake.. Thank you very much!

sardes,

You dont need a new medical exam. They have your information.

good luck!

"The truth is, you never know how strong your relationship is until it's tested. All too often, the stress of a crisis can pull a couple apart. But when you do make it through in one piece, you might just find yourselves tighter than ever."

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