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Filed: Country: Germany
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I will be getting ready to start filling out my i751 soon just wondering how I should organize all the papers ?

Are you guys using a big envelope to send it all in ? Including pictures ?

Just curious to see how I should put everything I the envelope what order and so on?

Thank you!!!

11/09/2010- Sent out I485, I-130, I-765 Applications Chicago Office11/14/2010- USCIS recieved my applications11/18/2010- Received Receipts11/29/2010- Received my biometrics appointment scheduled for 12/17/201012/17/2010- Biometrics Done01/07/2011- Interview Scheduled for Feb 7th.01/21/2011- Received Email saying EAD card production01/26/2011- Received Email again saying EAD card production01/31/2011- Received EAD Card in the Mail02/07/2011- AOS Interview - Green Card Approved!!!!02/08/2011- Received Email Card/Document Production11/30/2012- Mailed out I-75112/07/2012- Received NOA12/11/2012- Received Biometric Appointment letter

12/28/2012- Biometric Appointment

05/28/2013 - Approval Letter Recieved

06/19/13- 10 Year Green Card Recieved !!!! :)

04/25/2014- Mailed out N-400 Application

05/02/2014 - Recieved email from USCIS

05/05/2014-NOA Letter

05/23/2014- Biometrics Appointment

05/28/2014- Text/Email notification In Line for Interview

07/16/2014- Text/Email Scheduled for interview

07/21/2014- Text/Email Placed in line for interview scheduling. very odd scheduled for interview and then placed back in line again

07/22/2014- Text/Email Scheduled for Interview
07/28/2014- Received interview letter
08/26/14- Interview Appointment/ Citizenship test ( APPROVED :D )

08/27/14- Scheduled for Oath Ceremony

09/16/14- Oath Ceremony :goofy::dance:

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http://www.visajourney.com/content/751guide

The guide mentions a bit how to assemble the pack and a checklist.

Whatever you do, provide a covering letter, with the application form, documenting everything you're putting in as supporting evidence.

I printed out my pictures on 8 1/2x11 sized paper so I could get more on one page, and made everything easier to run through a copier before I sent it out. I also annotated the pages with dates when the pictures were taken. It all fit in a big expandable envelope that I got from work.

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Our journey:

11th October 2012: APPROVED!

24th February 2012: Biometrics appointment

8th February 2012: Touch

24th January 2012: Biometrics NOA date (received 30th)

19th January 2012: Check cashed by VSC

17th January 2012: NOA date (received 20th)

14th January 2012: ROC delivered via USPS to VSC

13th January 2012: Filed for ROC

Earliest date to remove conditions: Friday, December 2, 2011

9th March 2010: GC in hand

1st March 2010: Interview 8.40am APPROVED!

1st March 2010: EAD arrives, along with daughters US passport

15th January 2010: Biometrics appointment

10th December 2009: Filed for AOS

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Filed: K-3 Visa Country: Colombia
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you should have a cover to list the items and use spacers to seperate each paper like tax transcripts,next banking proof of finances,your driver license her driver license showing the same address,utility bills, loands togather,insurance,keep it neat do not use staples. only paper clips and make another set for your records to keep.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Australia
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For my husband's ROC packet, I color coded all the documents (ex: financial statements on green paper, travel documents/boarding passes on yellow paper etc.--this might be the teacher in me and my OCD :) ). I had different categories and I included a cover page. We did submit pictures by copying some photos from our computer onto 8x11 paper (like lovelyalex), and we wrote a one line caption for each picture including date the picture was taken.

Good luck to you!

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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i am planning on using large brown envelopes for each title. all copies of electric and cable bills in one envelope, all bank statements in another envelope and so on. i did the same thing when i file for aos and had no problems. i had marked each envelope and on the cover letter, i had listed what was in each envelope.

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: China
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Similar to filing the I485, cover letter and documents in order.

In Arizona its hot hot hot.

http://www.uscis.gov/dateCalculator.html

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We used a 3 ring binder and put our cover letter, form and every photocopy into labeled plastic page sleeves. The binders worked great for our K1 petition and my hubby's AOS too! It keeps everything organized! :D

"Don't you know that I

belong arm in arm with you, baby?

In a town that's cold and gray,

we will have a sunny day!"

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