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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Canada
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Hi,

Could anyone give me a full check list for the AOS package, what should I include in it? Just want to check with what I have.

Thanks a lot!~

My timeline:

K-1

10-12-2005 I-129F Sent to Vermont Service Center

12-12-2005 Rec Petition I-129F NOA1

I-129F RFE(s) to Montreal, Canada

2006-01-27 Montreal consulant asked for copy of my passport

2006-03-07 Montreal consulant asked for residential information

2006-04-08 Packet 3 Received

2006-04-21 DS-230 sent

2006-05-06 Check list sent

2006-05-09 Check list received by consulant

2006-05-18 Interview letter received

2006-07-05 Interview!~

2006-07-06 Visa in hand

2006-07-23 Arrive USA

2006-08-04 Just Married!~

AOS

2006-10-07 file AOS

2006-10-16 NOA1 for I-485

2006-10-30 case transfered to California service center

2006-11-30 received biometrics letter

2006-12-21 biometrics appointment

2007-02-09 welcome letter

Removing Conditional residency

2008-12-2 Mail the package though Fedex

2009-01-10 biometrics appointment

2009-05-07 conditional residency removed

2009- new green card received

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Venezuela
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The interview letter is the best list anyone can provide. I would say most of it is documentation you already have, since you submitted the AOS application. Update anything that needs updated (affidavit, employer's letter, taxes, etc.). Documentation that prove joint assets or liabilities (bank accounts, credit cards, insurance - life and health - leases, mortgages, etc.)

Its not really complicated, just go by the interview letter.

Our visa Journey ~~~~ 226 days

Removing Conditions on ~~~ May 2008

Our first anniversary ~~~ November 12, 2006

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Canada
Timeline
The interview letter is the best list anyone can provide. I would say most of it is documentation you already have, since you submitted the AOS application. Update anything that needs updated (affidavit, employer's letter, taxes, etc.). Documentation that prove joint assets or liabilities (bank accounts, credit cards, insurance - life and health - leases, mortgages, etc.)

Its not really complicated, just go by the interview letter.

I am getting ready to submit I-485, I-765, and I-864, what do I need as supporting material? Do I need provide our joint assets too?

My timeline:

K-1

10-12-2005 I-129F Sent to Vermont Service Center

12-12-2005 Rec Petition I-129F NOA1

I-129F RFE(s) to Montreal, Canada

2006-01-27 Montreal consulant asked for copy of my passport

2006-03-07 Montreal consulant asked for residential information

2006-04-08 Packet 3 Received

2006-04-21 DS-230 sent

2006-05-06 Check list sent

2006-05-09 Check list received by consulant

2006-05-18 Interview letter received

2006-07-05 Interview!~

2006-07-06 Visa in hand

2006-07-23 Arrive USA

2006-08-04 Just Married!~

AOS

2006-10-07 file AOS

2006-10-16 NOA1 for I-485

2006-10-30 case transfered to California service center

2006-11-30 received biometrics letter

2006-12-21 biometrics appointment

2007-02-09 welcome letter

Removing Conditional residency

2008-12-2 Mail the package though Fedex

2009-01-10 biometrics appointment

2009-05-07 conditional residency removed

2009- new green card received

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