Passports for I485 and I130

[SophiaNichole 0]

Hi everyone,

Quick question of filing for adjustment of status due to marriage.

I've been reading a couple forms and I'm concerned as I'm not sure what pages of my passport (USC) and my husband's passport I'm supposed to copy.

So far we copied the visa, I-94, biographical information page with our picture and any pages that had a stamp... is that okay??

Thank you

[skiptex 225]

how did you enter into the country?? what visa were you on.

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

Some people say to copy every page. So you can do that, or do what you did.

[SophiaNichole 0]

how did you enter into the country?? what visa were you on.

I am a US Citizen but my husband entered on a touristic visa.

[skiptex 225]

We copied only pages that the checklist suggested. . We copied entire passport for i129

[SophiaNichole 0]

Some people say to copy every page. So you can do that, or do what you did.

May I ask what you did, since you seemed not to have a problem with getting approved?

Thank you

[Lainie B 465]

For the K-1 visa holder, you only need a copy of the biographical page, the visa, the I-94 (front and back) and page with the stamp that was received upon entering with the K-1.

You don't need every page, and you don't need every stamp.

Make sure you included multiple copies of each if you are submitting I-131 and I-765 in addition to I-485. Each form has its own requirements. Treat the forms separately by including copies the necessary documents for each.

[milimelo 4,502]

***Moving to AOS from tourist, student, work visa.***

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

May I ask what you did, since you seemed not to have a problem with getting approved?

Thank you

Me? I just did relevant pages for my husband's passport: the bio, visa, and I-94. I sent a copy of my own birth certificate so I didn't copy any passport pages for me.

[skiptex 225]

For the K-1 visa holder, you only need a copy of the biographical page, the visa, the I-94 (front and back) and page with the stamp that was received upon entering with the K-1.

You don't need every page, and you don't need every stamp.

Make sure you included multiple copies of each if you are submitting I-131 and I-765 in addition to I-485. Each form has its own requirements. Treat the forms separately by including copies the necessary documents for each.

op state the beneficiary entered on a tourist visa.. incase it makes a difference

[SophiaNichole 0]

Me? I just did relevant pages for my husband's passport: the bio, visa, and I-94. I sent a copy of my own birth certificate so I didn't copy any passport pages for me.

Thank you

op state the beneficiary entered on a tourist visa.. incase it makes a difference

This is correct..

My husband entered on a touristic visa... does this make any difference in passport pages to copy? I wouldnt think so..?

[seth2013 39]

I would copy the bio page, and the pages with visas or entry/exit stamps.

For the USC if you aren't submitting a birth certificate, then copy every page.

Edited May 13, 2013 by sethless

[AnotherLostSoul 167]

We copied the biographic page (where date of birth, full name, expiration date etc. found on) and for the foreign passport same page, as well as a copy of the visa, and a copy of I-94 front and back. That's all we did. They did not miss anything else, never got RFE and got approved on the spot. Good luck!

[SophiaNichole 0]

Thank you!