AOS Spouse - Concurrent filing of I-130, I-485, I-131, I-765

[bigdog 376]

that's a good question.

[DandT14 272]

Statement by the Beneficiary describing the current situation and having no intentions to remain within the US.

If you have no intentions to remain in the US, why are you adjusting status?

He meant he had no intentions to remain when he entered. He wanted to include a statement to make that clear.

I don't think it's necessary.

[mjamhuri 0]

Hi There,

I have prepared (hopefully!) everything I need to send my package away for AOS. I have not sent it yet, but need to very soon! I just wanted to double check I have everything I need. I have used a lot of tips and advice from these forums before registering, so I want to say thank you for that!

Here is what I have:

- Married for 6 months (Married in the US)

- UK Citizen (Me) currently in the US on VWP

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I-130 [signed in Black ink]

Prove US Citizen

- Copy of petitioners Birth Certificate

- Copy of petitioners US Passport Page

Prove Relationship

- Copy of marriage certificate

- Passport photo of US Citizen - Written name in felt pen on the back

- Passport photo of beneficiary - Written name in felt pen on the back

- G-325A by US Citizen (Biographic Info)

- G-325A by beneficiary (Biographic Info)

- Affidavits by three Third Party US Citizens (Affidavits - Condition I)

- Photos, tickets for plane trips, wedding invites (Prove on-going marital union - Condition J)

I-94/VWP (I don't have I-94 - I was going to include the entry stamp in passport when arriving)

- Copy of passport entry stamp for I-94 section. Attach continuation sheet, date, sign and add item number.

- ESTA info

Fee

- Check or Money order made out to "U.S. Department of Homeland Security." for $420

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I-485 [signed in Black ink]

Initial Evidence

- Copy of birth certificate

- Copy of passport page and entry stamp page

- 2 x 2x2" passport photos of beneficiary with name on reverse

- I-693 Medical examination form + envelope

- G-325A by beneficiary (Biographic Info)

- I-864 Affidavit of support form by petitioner (US Citizen)

- I-864 Affidavit of support form by co-sponsor

- Copy of marriage certificate

Fee

- Check or Money order made out to "U.S. Department of Homeland Security." for $1070

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I-131 [signed in Black ink][Advanced Parole Document]

Initial Evidence

- Copy of Passport bio page

- Evidence to warrant issuance (Include Marriage certificate?)

- 2 x 2x2" Passport photos of the beneficiary

- G-325A by beneficiary (Biographic Info)

Fee: No Fee with I-485

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I-765 [signed in Black ink][Employment Authorization Document]

Category: ( c )( 9 ) [i-94 not Required]

Initial Evidence

- Copy of passport bio page

- Copy of birth certificate

- 2 x 2x2" Passport photos of the beneficiary

Fee: No Fee with I-485

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Extra information

- Statement by the Beneficiary describing the current situation and having no intentions to remain within the US

- Statement by the petitioner describing the current situation.

- Photos and conversations between the petitioner and beneficiary throughout the relationship and marital period.

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G-1145 (Receive notification of progress)

- Clipped to the first page of the application

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Send EVERYTHING to the USCIS Chicago Lockbox

USCIS

PO BOX 805887

Chicago, IL

60680-4120

You look all set. Mail them asap, any day delayed, is 1,000 filers ahead of you on the line. But its always nice to get it right the first time. Good luck!

[moosemunch 0]

iaia - My AOS was against my original intentions which I have explained in the "Statement by beneficiary" document. There seems to be a lot of heated debate in forums about AOS from Visitor status, so I wanted to make my case clear. It's not related to my OP though, so I don't want to make this thread go off topic.

Harpa - Thanks for that! Yes we are busy setting up a lot on joint responsibiliites with regards to finances, so we havent yet built up a lot of evidence. We decided to get the application out with the evidence stated in the original post rather than waiting to setup more joint finances and wait longer. If they request more information later, at least it will be available then!

DandT14 - Thanks, exactly that. I figured I would include it as I already typed it up, too much rather than just enough hopefully won't hurt!

takingcoasty - On it! Just putting everything together now and hopefully it'll be in the mail tomorrow, fingers crossed!

[Xanax 349]

iaia - My AOS was against my original intentions which I have explained in the "Statement by beneficiary" document. There seems to be a lot of heated debate in forums about AOS from Visitor status, so I wanted to make my case clear. It's not related to my OP though, so I don't want to make this thread go off topic.

Of course it was or you would not have been allowed in the country (if USCIS knew).

Good luck with you AOS, settle in for the wait!

[iaia 8]

iaia - My AOS was against my original intentions which I have explained in the "Statement by beneficiary" document. There seems to be a lot of heated debate in forums about AOS from Visitor status, so I wanted to make my case clear. It's not related to my OP though, so I don't want to make this thread go off topic.

I did the same but I put that statement as a letter explaining our case. My husband didn't put any statement tho.