NVC stage

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Hi everyone... I know I've been kinda annoying lately, but please don't hate me for asking too much questions... I hope you can help me in gathering NVC stuff... I just want to know what will it be needed for our aos packet? My husband's stepdad is our joint sponsor they live on the same house so, aside from the the I-864 form for my hubby and I-864a for his stepdad and their tax transcript, employment letter and recent pay stubs, what else does they need to submit? do they need some documents to proof their relationship to each other? I mean the relationship of my husband to his stepdad do they need to establish it? I also understand that the joint sponsor must show proof of their US domicile and proof of US citizenship, what else do we need and what exact documents are needed in the aos packet? please help we don't have noa2 yet but we are trying our best to gather things as early as possible... I hope u guys can help me THANKS =)

[canadian_wife 1,831]

http://www.visajourney.com/wiki/index.php/EZGuideSpouse

Have you looked at this link?

Good luck

[matuk tuokan 2]

Checklist of forms and supporting documents for I-485

Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status

■Form I-485 (type or print in black ink, answer all questions, use N/A or "none" when necessary, and don't forget to sign it!);

■Form I-485A, Supplement A, if filed under 245(i);

■Fee payment checks;

■Form G-325A, Biographic Information Sheet, for applicants between 14 and 79 years of age;

■Approval notice for I-140, Immigrant Petition for Alien Worker;

■Form I-693, Medical Examination, signed and sealed by a designated physician;

■Form G-28, if you have an attorney representing your case;

■Form I-765, Application for Employment Authorization (EAD), optional but recommended;

■Form I-131, Application for Travel Document (Advance Parole - AP), optional but recommended;

■Form I-864, Affidavit of Support, if applicable;

■Passport photos, 2"x2" full face color frontal view on a white or off-white background (although USCIS now uses your photos taken during fingerprint appointment);

■Birth certificate, or other records of your birth (for example, notarized birth documents for Chinese nationals);

■Passport pages with non-immigrant visas (some immigration lawyers ask for copies of all pages, just to be safe);

■Arrest and criminal history. Even if no charges were filed, or all charges were dismissed, or any conviction was vacated, sealed, expunged or otherwise removed from your record, they still need to be reported and accompanied with certified documents and court orders. Consult an immigration attorney if you are not sure whether a particular incident was considered an arrest;

■Form I-134, Affidavit of Support, if you file as a derivative, (this is different from I-864);

■Employment verification letter from sponsoring employer, on a company letterhead, stating your salary, position and the job is still available;

■Tax returns for the previous two years;

■W-2 forms for the previous two years;

■Recent pay stubs;

■Degree certificates;

■All previous EAD's including student practical training;

■A■All I-20 and I-797 forms, required by some law firms

ll I-94 cards used to enter the US;