A few doubts before we file

[1/2Cuban 0]

Just a few random questions before we file.

WE are sending AOS EAD and Advanced Parole together, but would like some feedback about so doubts......

1. We don't have copy of NOA-2, it was presented and kept by consulate during his interview. We can provide NOA-1, is this OK?

How do I note this difference.... on a sticky note????

2. We have no copy of the medical check-up required for the consulate, or any vaccination records. And they cannot be produced. He was caught up and didn't require anything new.... but since we can't prove that we're starting over like he has had none. So we have the I-693A vaccination supplement signed and stamped by the County health services (not Civil Surgeon) saying he is in the process of recieving all his vaccinations with them and will see Civil Surgeon when complete. It is in a sealed envelpe to be sent with his packet and in 6 months will be up to date and officialized by the Civil Surgeon to present at AOS interview.

Is that most likely acceptable...sufficient?

3. Form I-765 fQuestion #16 we responded (a)(6), but it states filing iwth in 90-days - we were married with in the 90 days but are not filing before they expired (9/9/06) but still well within the 180 day grace period..... so is that still the appropriate answer? Or will we be caught up in some technicality?

That's all nothing too major just a little unsure and nervous about getting it all so it's good to go!

Thank You in Advance!!!!!!!

[Mew 0]

Just a few random questions before we file.

WE are sending AOS EAD and Advanced Parole together, but would like some feedback about so doubts......

1. We don't have copy of NOA-2, it was presented and kept by consulate during his interview. We can provide NOA-1, is this OK?

How do I note this difference.... on a sticky note????

If you don't have a copy of NOA2, request a duplicate. Here's how: http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/howdoi/dupapp.htm

[Canuck Carrie 1]

1. You will need the NOA2, if you don't submit it they will send you an RFE for it.

2. They will not accept an I-693A filled out by someone other than a designated US Civil Surgeon. If it were me I wouldn't bother sending it and would wait to see if I got an RFE for it. Some people 'chance' it and don't bother sending one in. The results vary... some get an RFE, some don't.

3. A6 is for a fiance and for a temporary 90 day EAD, he is now your spouse. C9 is the code you want.

[1/2Cuban 0]

THANKS FOR THE HELP!!!!!!!!

Good thing i asked about the good old NOA2, balls though... a copy of the thing cost $200, more than applying originally did!@!!!!!!!!! HA Worst part is it's not lost.. know right where it is....... just no chance of getting it back outta that sealed manilla archived somewhere or other. Whatever.

[KarenCee 3]

Just curious...why was the NOA2 placed in the sealed envelope? My husband's NOA2 was mailed to us. We made a copy of the original and sent it with Packet 3. As for the I-693A, we didn't chance anything...we sent it in. It was done by a CS and placed in a sealed envelope and stamped " to be opened by USCIS".