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So I'm preparing everything for my AOS, and I looked through VJ's preparation guide, but it doesn't say anywhere that I need to provide a copy of the I-129F package I sent originally, or send evidence of our ongoing relationship.. is this needed? Thanks

August 13th 2012: Met online on BF3 for PS3 wink.png
October 15th 2012: Connected via email, Facebook and were on Skype 24/7
November 14th 2012: Started our relationship
February 8th 2013: He traveled to the UK and we met for the first time ♥
February 14th: He proposed (eeeeeek)
April 19th 2013: Mailed our I-129F to VSC
April 30th 2013: He shipped off from the UK to U.S Army Boot Camp for 3 and a half months (waaaaa) sad.png
July 9th 2013: Transferred to TSC
July 23rd 2013: Approved biggrin.png (No RFE's)
August 19th 2013: NVC received packet
August 20th 2013: Case number received
August 21st 2013: Case left NVC and sent to Embassy
August 27th 2013: Embassy received case
September 10th 2013: Packet 3 received
September 11th 2013: Packet 3 returned
October 8th 2013: Medical
October 11th 2013: Received appointment letter
October 29th 2013: Interview (Approved) :DD
November 6th 2013: Visa in hand :DD ♥
November 19th 2013: POE, Newark International Airport
November 22nd 2013: Driving from NY to GA
November 25th 2013: Wedding♥

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See this more detailed guide by fellow VJ member:


http://www.visajourn...d/#entry3607999



The latest fee for AOS is I-485 $985 + $85 biometric fee for a total of $1070



You only need to include in your AOS the I-129F approval I-797C (NOA2).


Done with K1, AOS and ROC

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That is correct. The K-1 visa is complete, finished. Be sure to include a copy of your I-129F petition approval notice (Form I-797) "NOA2" with your AOS application.

That being said, should you have the opportunity for an AOS interview,I would suggest that you consider bringing every shred of paper that you have accumulated related your immigration journey. The IO at the interview can, and may, ask to view any of your previously submitted documents. It is also mentioned in the AOS interview appointment checklist.

For example, the IO at our AOS interview wanted to see my original divorce decrees and our relationship photos. Thankfully, I had brought them along with about six inches of other immigration-related paperwork. It would have been a heck of a time for an RFE.....

Good luck.

Completed: K1/K2 (271 days) - AOS/EAD/AP (134 days) - ROC (279 days)

"Si vis amari, ama" - Seneca

 

 

 

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