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Getting Closer to AOS "M" Day

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So, we've been going through our paces. Been filling out those forms. I was unemployed and he was pushing his last few days on the VWP.

We got married with two (TWO) days to spare to his expiration. Then, I got a job offer! Yay! at 48,8k a year, so I am higher than the poverty level. Even though this is a new job offer, it still counts, right? As long as I have tax returns to show previous years salary and the letter saying I'm employed and what my salary is... I am good to show my support of my husband, right? (I'm the USC, he's a legal resident of New Zealand and Citizen of UK).

Tomorrow is his medical exam with the civil surgeon. So, as soon as we have that packet then we'll send off the AOS. Do we need to take the form or should the civil surgeon have everything there for the exam?

As always thank you all!

Hugs!!!

I'm so excited that we are nearly to AOS day :) (gotta take these in baby steps, right?)

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (pnd) Country: China
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Civil Surgeon will have everything for you in a sealed envelop. I just did mine today, and go back in 2 days to get the envelop.

So, we've been going through our paces. Been filling out those forms. I was unemployed and he was pushing his last few days on the VWP.

We got married with two (TWO) days to spare to his expiration. Then, I got a job offer! Yay! at 48,8k a year, so I am higher than the poverty level. Even though this is a new job offer, it still counts, right? As long as I have tax returns to show previous years salary and the letter saying I'm employed and what my salary is... I am good to show my support of my husband, right? (I'm the USC, he's a legal resident of New Zealand and Citizen of UK).

Tomorrow is his medical exam with the civil surgeon. So, as soon as we have that packet then we'll send off the AOS. Do we need to take the form or should the civil surgeon have everything there for the exam?

As always thank you all!

Hugs!!!

I'm so excited that we are nearly to AOS day :) (gotta take these in baby steps, right?)

ROC

7/12 - Sent I-751 Package by USPS

7/15 - Package was delivered at 11am

7/15 - Date of NOA

7/19 - Check was cashed

7/19 - NOA letter was received

7/28 - Biometrics letter received, date- 8/23/2011

8/01 - Early Biometric was done

11/15 - Card Production ordered

11/19 - 10 years Green Card arrived.

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Ansleis   0

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (pnd) Country: Japan
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So, we've been going through our paces. Been filling out those forms. I was unemployed and he was pushing his last few days on the VWP.

We got married with two (TWO) days to spare to his expiration. Then, I got a job offer! Yay! at 48,8k a year, so I am higher than the poverty level. Even though this is a new job offer, it still counts, right? As long as I have tax returns to show previous years salary and the letter saying I'm employed and what my salary is... I am good to show my support of my husband, right? (I'm the USC, he's a legal resident of New Zealand and Citizen of UK).

Tomorrow is his medical exam with the civil surgeon. So, as soon as we have that packet then we'll send off the AOS. Do we need to take the form or should the civil surgeon have everything there for the exam?

As always thank you all!

Hugs!!!

I'm so excited that we are nearly to AOS day :) (gotta take these in baby steps, right?)

Yes, you need to take the I-693 form to the civil surgeon. He/she will fill it out and give it to your husband in a sealed envelope. However, it usually takes 3-7 days since the result of TB test won't come back right away. Your husband will have to go on at least 2 different days. Good luck!

03/04/11 -- mailed I-751

03/07/11 -- I-751 received by USCIS (Day 1)

03/10/11 -- Notice of Action received (dated 3/7/11) (Day 4)

03/18/11 -- biometrics appointment letter received (dated 3/15/11) Scheduled for 4/5/11 (Day 12)

03/21/11 -- completed biometrics early! (Day 15)

04/19/11 -- got approved and card production ordered! (Day 44)

04/23/11 -- received 10-year green card in mail! (Day 48)

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3/6/09 -- got married!

3/9/09 -- medical exam

3/13/09 -- got medical results back

3/14/09 -- mailed I-130, I-485, and I-765 packets

3/16/09 -- packets delivered to Chicago Lockbox at 11:47 am and signed by R Mercado (Day 1)

3/23/09 -- Notice of Action received for I-485 and I-765 dated 3/20/09, but not for I-130 :( (Day 8)

3/24/09 -- Notice of Action received for I-130 at my husband's address (Day 9)

3/26/09 -- Notice of Action for biometrics for both I-485 and I-765 arrives! Scheduled for 4/8/09. (Day 11)

3/28/09 -- completed biometrics! 10 days early! (Day 13)

5/1/09 -- received an interview letter for 6/4! (Day 47)

5/5/09 -- EAD card production ordered! (Day 51)

5/11/09 -- EAD approval notice sent (Day 57)

5/14/09 -- received EAD card! (Day 60)

6/4/09 -- Green Card approved at interview and card production ordered! (Day 81)

6/10/09 -- Welcome letter received (Day 87)

6/13/09 -- I-130 approval letter received (Day 90)

6/16/09 -- Card production ordered (again???) (Day 93)

6/29/09 -- Green Card in hand! (Day 106)

 
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