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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Philippines
Timeline
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I am preparing for the AOS package for my husband. On the I-131 AP application, it states that it is not necessary to have advance parole if you are: a: K3 spouse of a US citizen AND AOS form I-485 was filed and PENDING w/ USCIS. since my husband has a K3 visa, he doesn't need this, right? so we can go to canada w/out any problems for him returning to the US or should we still file it just in case?

TIMELINE: K-3

9/21/07: I-130 received at Chicago

1/3/08: I-130 NOA 1

1/16/08: I-129 NOA1

9/15/08:approval of both I-130 and I-129F

10/4/08: received letter from USEM to schedule for interview

10/16-10/17/08: husband passed medical

10/28/08: i went to my husband's interview (pink slip) but more requirements needed from NSO a repeat of CENMAR and MC, marriage index w/ CDLI

11/4/08: husband hand delivered additional docs to USEM; waiting for consul to review it

11/14: consul reviewed docs

11/19: i received letter from Senator stating that husband's Visa approved.

11/20: visa released to delbros

11/24/08: visa in hand

11/26/08:husband flew to Georgia

working permit

12/1/08: sent via USPS to VSC

12/8/08: NOA 1

1/22/09: approved

1/28/09: received EAD card

AOS

7/13/09:AOS package sent via USPS

7/15/09: received at Chicago Lockbox

7/17/09: check for $1010 cashed

7/21/09: NOA 1 for AOS received

7/27/09: biometrics appt notice scheduled for 8/19/09 3pm, atlanta service center

8/19/09: husband's biometrics done

9/26/09: AOS interview approved: waiting for the 10 yr green card

10/7/09: green card received

2012: apply for citizenship

Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
Timeline
Posted
I am preparing for the AOS package for my husband. On the I-131 AP application, it states that it is not necessary to have advance parole if you are: a: K3 spouse of a US citizen AND AOS form I-485 was filed and PENDING w/ USCIS. since my husband has a K3 visa, he doesn't need this, right? so we can go to canada w/out any problems for him returning to the US or should we still file it just in case?

as long as the K-3 visa is still valid, AP is not needed

YMMV

Posted

Now getting a visa to get into Canada can be fun. I gave up on this after trying to get one this spring for Trisha.

Love forever,

Dale & Trisha

Married: 9/29/2008

K3 Visa

POE-MSP: 3/13/2009

AOS/EAD

Greencard received: 08/29/2009

Removal of Conditions:

Approved: 10/20/2011

Citizenship

9/19/2012

Filed: Other Timeline
Posted

yeap, AP is not needed if the K3 is still valid.

A tourist visa may be needed however to visit Canada, and shouldn't be much of a problem if you have immigration ties to the US. I don't know why Trish would have had difficulties, unless she had some history with Canadian immigration previously, or did not prove significant ties.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/visas.asp

divorced - April 2010 moved back to Ontario May 2010 and surrendered green card

PLEASE DO NOT PRIVATE MESSAGE ME OR EMAIL ME. I HAVE NO IDEA ABOUT CURRENT US IMMIGRATION PROCEDURES!!!!!

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Jordan
Timeline
Posted
I am preparing for the AOS package for my husband. On the I-131 AP application, it states that it is not necessary to have advance parole if you are: a: K3 spouse of a US citizen AND AOS form I-485 was filed and PENDING w/ USCIS. since my husband has a K3 visa, he doesn't need this, right? so we can go to canada w/out any problems for him returning to the US or should we still file it just in case?

as long as the K-3 visa is still valid, AP is not needed

:thumbs:

بســــم اللـــــه الــــرحمـن الــــرحــــيم

My N-400 timeline, I hope it will help - Local Office (Chula Vista Field Office - San Diego)

10/01/2010: Application was sent.

10/04/2010: Application was received.

10/06/2010: Email received "Application has been received" & Noticed Date.

10/07/2010: "Touch"

10/08/2010: "Touch" & Check was Cashed

10/09/2010: NOA1 Received via mail.

10/22/2010: Status Changed Online "Request for evidence" It was for Biometrics.

10/25/2010: Request for evidence recieved "Biometrics Notice".

11/18/2010: Biometrics date ==> 11:00AM. Biometrics was taken On time.

12/03/2010: "Yellow Letter" Received.

12/06/2010: "Touch" Case Moved to "Testing and Interview".

12/08/2010: Interview Letter received via mail.

01/13/2011: Interview Date. Done, " Thanks To ALLAH, I Passed the Test.

01/18/2011: Oath Letter was Sent.

01/20/2011: Oath Letter Recieved via mail.

01/28/2011: Oath Date. ==> Done, I am a U.S. Citizen

01/31/2011: Applied for a U.S. Passport Book, And, U.S. Passport Card.

02/25/2011: Passport Book's Received.

02/26/2011: Passport Card's Received.

02/28/2011: Certificate Of Naturalization's Returned.

Game Over.

 
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