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Jack2107   46

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Hi all. This is my first post on here and I really hope you guys can help advise me.

Ok so me and my husband are going to apply for AOS for myself. But we have a slight possible dilemma.

When my husband is filling all the paperwork, all the supporting evidence is from me (the allien)

All airline tickets are from me

Phone bill statements

Credit card statements

Checking statements

Etc

The reason being is that my husband lost his job a few months ago and I have been supporting him with money for rent, furniture for new place, taxi to and from home.

All calls are made from me as he cannot call UK numbers

Etc etc

So as you can see majority of proof is from me the non U.S. citizen.

Do you guys think this is a problem for him to file with this evidence?

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Jack2107   46

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Thank you for your reply.

We do have joint bank account in the USA but I also still hold my UK band account but we could not add him to that unless he was living in the UK with me. Also we only have photos of us at our wedding and a few after the wedding. I'm not really one that's big on photos, unlike some people who just photograph everything :-)

So do you think that would be an issue too?

Who knew how much effort it would be to prove something that is legit and real!

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katietw95   16

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Thank you for your reply.

We do have joint bank account in the USA but I also still hold my UK band account but we could not add him to that unless he was living in the UK with me. Also we only have photos of us at our wedding and a few after the wedding. I'm not really one that's big on photos, unlike some people who just photograph everything :-)

So do you think that would be an issue too?

Who knew how much effort it would be to prove something that is legit and real!

It sounds all good to me. I really think that you should not have any issues at all. :)

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Jack2107   46

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Hi all. This is my first post on here and I really hope you guys can help advise me.

Ok so me and my husband are going to apply for AOS for myself. But we have a slight possible dilemma.

When my husband is filling all the paperwork, all the supporting evidence is from me (the allien)

All airline tickets are from me

Phone bill statements

Credit card statements

Checking statements

Etc

The reason being is that my husband lost his job a few months ago and I have been supporting him with money for rent, furniture for new place, taxi to and from home.

All calls are made from me as he cannot call UK numbers

Etc etc

So as you can see majority of proof is from me the non U.S. citizen.

Do you guys think this is a problem for him to file with this evidence?

Jack2107 Collaborator

Jack2107   46

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Hi all. This is my first post on here and I really hope you guys can help advise me. But we have a slight possible dilemma.

When my husband is filling all the paperwork, all the supporting evidence is from me (the allien)

All airline tickets are from me

Phone bill statements

Credit card statements

Checking statements

Etc

The reason being is that my husband lost his job a few months ago and I have been supporting him with money for rent, furniture for new place, taxi to and from home.

All calls are made from me as he cannot call UK numbers

Etc etc

So as you can see majority of proof is from me the non U.S. citizen.

Do you guys think this is a problem for him to file with this evidence?

Stressed Out Rising Star

Stressed Out   81

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The purpose of providing them evidence is so they can see that there's a legit relationship going on between you two, so it doesn't really matter who it's from, but rather if it pertains to both of you. As long as you can show on these documents listed above that he's connected to it as well then you'll be fine. Try including photos from a wide enough range in dates - when you started seeing each other up until now.

Myself: US citizen; Husband: German citizen

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(B-2 Journey):

 

 

-(then fiance) H-2B work visa application terminated due to qualification difficulties in Aug. 2010.

-(then fiance) B-2 tourist visa denied due to lack of strong ties to Germany in Sept. 2010.
-Third ESTA denied due to his suspiscious visa status on Oct. 15, 2012.
-B-2 tourist visa approved on Nov. 16, 2012!

 

(IR-1 Journey):

 

 

-Extended German residence permit obtained Aug. 23, 2014. (to qualify for DCF)

-Husband's new German passport picked up Aug. 28, 2014. (Old one expires 2015)

-I-130 packet sent to Frankfurt (DCF) Aug. 29, 2014!

-NOA1 issued Sept. 9, 2014 (received Sept.13)

-RFE regarding evidence of bona fide marriage received along with NOA1

-RFE reply packet sent to Frankfurt Sept. 30, 2014

-E-mail response (NOA2) received by USCIS Frankfurt on Oct. 23, 2014 (Petition APPROVED Oct. 20!!!) :dancing:

-Paper NOA2 received in the mail Oct. 29, 2014

-Case number assigned by IV unit Oct. 30, 2014 (Received by email Nov. 3)

-Paper "Packet 3" arrived in mail Nov. 4, 2014

-DS-260 and Document Delivery Registration submitted to Frankfurt Nov. 4, 2014

-Mailed in priority date request found on Packet 3 to IV Unit Nov. 5, 2014

-IV ("Packet 3") package sent to Frankfurt Nov. 17, 2014

-Medical completed by Frankfurt panel physician Nov. 17, 2014

-Received "Packet 4" via e-mail Nov. 20, 2014

-Interview booked for Dec. 3, 2014 (booked Nov. 21, 2014 after email authorization received)
-Visa approved, issued AND picked up by the courier all within 7 hours, Dec. 3, 2014 :dance:

-Visa packet arrived in the mail Dec. 4, 2014

-Visa packet had to be returned to Frankfurt for correction on Immigrant Data Summary sheet (wrong birthplace listed) Dec. 5, 2014

-Corrected visa packet received in the mail Dec. 11, 2014

-$165 Immigrant fee paid Dec. 11, 2014

-POE (through Dublin, Ireland) Jan. 18, 2015

-Registered manually for social security Jan. 27, 2015

-Social security card arrived within 2 weeks after applying in person/green card arrived within 30 days after entering U.S.

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Jack2107   46

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Hi thanks for your reply.

I have copy of receipts from gifts, money transfers, uber taxi receipts and bank statement.

But my husband is out of a job since we met and got married so I have been supporting him

Nich-Nick Grand Master

Nich-Nick   3,354

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I think the information you gave isn't enough because different situations call for different documentation. A timeline helps, but you don't have one yet.

You are filing Adjustment of Status? Adjusting from what visa?

Your post sounds like you are not both in the US. AOS happens when both are in the US.

Can you explain what immigration processes/visas have already been done and where you are in the process now? Then maybe somebody could understand and offer help.

England.gifENGLAND ---

K-1 Timeline 4 months, 19 days 03-10-08 VSC to 7-29-08 Interview London

10-05-08 Married

AOS Timeline 5 months, 14 days 10-9-08 to 3-23-09 No interview

Removing Conditions Timeline 5 months, 20 days12-27-10 to 06-10-11 No interview

Citizenship Timeline 3 months, 26 days 12-31-11 Dallas to 4-26-12 Interview Houston

05-16-12 Oath ceremony

The journey from Fiancé to US citizenship:

4 years, 2 months, 6 days

243 pages of forms/documents submitted

No RFEs

Penguin_ie Grand Master

Penguin_ie   5,994

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**** Three threads merged and moved to AOS from Work/ Tourist etc forum. Please do not post on an issue more than once. *****

Bye: Penguin

Me: Irish/ Swiss citizen, and now naturalised US citizen. Husband: USC; twin babies born Feb 08 in Ireland and a daughter in Feb 2010 in Arkansas who are all joint Irish/ USC. Did DCF (IR1) in 6 weeks via the Dublin, Ireland embassy and now living in Arkansas.

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Jack2107   46

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Ok sorry for lack of visa information. Mee decided because of my husband situation that I would return back to the UK to continue to work in order to still support mine and my husbands fiances.

So we are applying for CR-1 visa

 
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