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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Brazil
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Hi guys! I entered the US a month ago with a K1 visa and I got married 10 days ago!

For my K1 visa, my now father in law was the co sponsor (filling form I-134 for me, along with my husband).

Now for AOS, we were thinking it would be better if the joint sponsor was my mother in law, because she has more proof of income. They have been divorced for a long time and live in different houses (obviously). Now my question is: Is it ok if my joint sponsor for AOS form I-864 is a different person then the one who filled form I-134 for my K1 visa interview or will I be having problems with it?

I appreciate any kind of help! I reall want to send AOS and get this over with! Thanks!

K1
17-may-2011: I-129F sent to Texas lockbox (regular mail, not certified)
23-may-2011: Texas office received package
26-may-2011: NOA1 by email/txt
27-may-2011: Touched
01-jun-2011: NOA1 arrived by mail (dated may 25th)
08-sep-2011: NOA2!!!
23-nov-2011: Interview - Approved!! =)

AOS
11-jun-2012: AOS sent to Chicago lockbox (priority mail)
13-jun-2012: Chicago office received package
18-jun-2012: NOA1 by email/txt
22-jun-2012: NOA1 arrived by mail (dated june 18th)
06-jul-2012: Biometrics letter arrived by mail (scheduled july 16th)
06-jul-2012: Email saying my case got transferred
16-jul-2012: Biometrics appointment
15-aug-2012: Email/txt EAD approved!
08-feb-2013: Email/txt Greencard approved!!
14-feb-2013: Greencard arrived in the mail

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Mexico
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Hi guys! I entered the US a month ago with a K1 visa and I got married 10 days ago!

For my K1 visa, my now father in law was the co sponsor (filling form I-134 for me, along with my husband).

Now for AOS, we were thinking it would be better if the joint sponsor was my mother in law, because she has more proof of income. They have been divorced for a long time and live in different houses (obviously). Now my question is: Is it ok if my joint sponsor for AOS form I-864 is a different person then the one who filled form I-134 for my K1 visa interview or will I be having problems with it?

I appreciate any kind of help! I reall want to send AOS and get this over with! Thanks!

Yes. It is perfectly fine.

Link to K-1 instructions for Ciudad Juarez, Mexico > https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/K1/CDJ_Ciudad-Juarez-2-22-2021.pdf

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Brazil
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Thank you for answering! =)

K1
17-may-2011: I-129F sent to Texas lockbox (regular mail, not certified)
23-may-2011: Texas office received package
26-may-2011: NOA1 by email/txt
27-may-2011: Touched
01-jun-2011: NOA1 arrived by mail (dated may 25th)
08-sep-2011: NOA2!!!
23-nov-2011: Interview - Approved!! =)

AOS
11-jun-2012: AOS sent to Chicago lockbox (priority mail)
13-jun-2012: Chicago office received package
18-jun-2012: NOA1 by email/txt
22-jun-2012: NOA1 arrived by mail (dated june 18th)
06-jul-2012: Biometrics letter arrived by mail (scheduled july 16th)
06-jul-2012: Email saying my case got transferred
16-jul-2012: Biometrics appointment
15-aug-2012: Email/txt EAD approved!
08-feb-2013: Email/txt Greencard approved!!
14-feb-2013: Greencard arrived in the mail

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Brazil
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Congrats on the marriage!

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Gonzalez

Our Timeline

03/02/2011 - Engaged

USCIS / VSC

12/20/2011: Sent I-129F to Dallas Lockbox

02/16/2012: NOA1 Received, Forwarded to Vermont Service Center

XX/XX/2012: NOA2

NVC

XX/XX/2012: NVC received

XX/XX/2012: Case number

US Embassy Rio De Janeiro

XX/XX/2012: Embassy received

XX/XX/2012: Medical

XX/XX/2012: Interview

XX/XX/2012: Visa in hand

XX/XX/2012: POE Newark, New Jersey

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