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Question about preparing the package - Concurrently filing I-130 & I-485 for Parents

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Filed: Other Timeline

Hi everybody

Almost ready with my paperwork for filing I-130 and I-485 concurrently for my parents. One last question (hopefully) for the group

- Do I prepare 2 separate packages for my dad and mom and send them separately via Courier? or can i bundle the 2 packages into one Courier envelope?

Please advise ASAP. Need to wrap this up tomorrow

Thanks

TimeLine:

7/29/2009: Parents AOS Application – I-130, I-485, I-131, I-765, G-325A submitted to Chicago Lockbox

7/30/2009: Package Received by USCIS – Chicago Lockbox

8/23/2009: 8 NOA Received for all submitted applications and checks

8/23/2009: 1 additional NOA received – rejecting the extra check sent (check returned)

8/27/2009: ASC Appointment Notice for Fingerprints (both)

9/17/2009: Fingerprints taken for both

9/21/2009: ASC Appointment Notice for Fingerprints (dad only)

10/2/2009: Advance Parole for both parents received

10/07/2009: EAD for both parents received

10/17/2009: Fingerprints taken (dad only)

10/23/2009: Request for Applicant to appear for Initial Interview (both parents – 2 separate letters)

10/26/2009: Police Letter requested for Dad

11/04/2009: Police Letter requested for Dad

11/30/2009: Interview completed

11/30/2009: Parents passports stamped with approval for GC

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You should be fine shipping them both together - just make it obvious they will know there are two separate cases inside (maybe two smaller envelopes). Your parents are in the US now yes?

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Filed: Other Timeline

thanks for the quick response.

Yes my parents are in the US. I wanted to ensure that if they are called for an interview, they are both called together.

TimeLine:

7/29/2009: Parents AOS Application – I-130, I-485, I-131, I-765, G-325A submitted to Chicago Lockbox

7/30/2009: Package Received by USCIS – Chicago Lockbox

8/23/2009: 8 NOA Received for all submitted applications and checks

8/23/2009: 1 additional NOA received – rejecting the extra check sent (check returned)

8/27/2009: ASC Appointment Notice for Fingerprints (both)

9/17/2009: Fingerprints taken for both

9/21/2009: ASC Appointment Notice for Fingerprints (dad only)

10/2/2009: Advance Parole for both parents received

10/07/2009: EAD for both parents received

10/17/2009: Fingerprints taken (dad only)

10/23/2009: Request for Applicant to appear for Initial Interview (both parents – 2 separate letters)

10/26/2009: Police Letter requested for Dad

11/04/2009: Police Letter requested for Dad

11/30/2009: Interview completed

11/30/2009: Parents passports stamped with approval for GC

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Pakistan
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Yes, Two smaller envelopes in a larger one. Thats what I would do. When they are called in for an interview, it will be together. Best Of Luck.

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