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GeneralI-130 questions

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permathought   4

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I'm (USC) filling out the i-130 for my wife doing and AOS from B1/B2 and had a couple of questions

1. My wife has an ITIN but does not have a social. So when it asks for her social should I put "none" or should I put her ITIN?

2. on questions 18-21, since we're both living together here in the states, I'm assuming I put our current address for number 18, none for 19, N/A for 20 and our current address for 21 (the last address where we both lived together)? Or do I put our previous address abroad in down for 21?

3. Is a B1/B2 visa considered a tourist or visitor visa? On the form, they mention visitor, but I always thought it was a tourist visa. Her I-94 says B2.

Thanks!

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AOS from B1/B2

1/30/17    Packet (I-130, I-485, I-765, I-131) sent in the mail to Chicago Lockbox via USPS

2/01/17    Packet arrives

2/02/17    USCIS received date

2/08/17    NOA1

2/09/17    Checks cashed

2/14/17    I-797C arrived in the mail

2/27/17    Biometrics appointment in San Antonio

2/28/17    RFIE for I-864 (2016 tax return and needed a joint sponsor)

5/1/17      RFIE evidence received

10/6/17   Interview scheduled for November 13th!!!

11/13/17 Interview and approved on the spot!

11/21/17 Greencard arrives in the mail.  Plan to start naturalization in 3 years....

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permathought   4

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Colombia
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Thanks, any idea if I should put her ITIN where it asks for her social?

AOS from B1/B2

1/30/17    Packet (I-130, I-485, I-765, I-131) sent in the mail to Chicago Lockbox via USPS

2/01/17    Packet arrives

2/02/17    USCIS received date

2/08/17    NOA1

2/09/17    Checks cashed

2/14/17    I-797C arrived in the mail

2/27/17    Biometrics appointment in San Antonio

2/28/17    RFIE for I-864 (2016 tax return and needed a joint sponsor)

5/1/17      RFIE evidence received

10/6/17   Interview scheduled for November 13th!!!

11/13/17 Interview and approved on the spot!

11/21/17 Greencard arrives in the mail.  Plan to start naturalization in 3 years....

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sebastianshaw   97

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (pnd) Country: India
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http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/379455-i-130-form-c9-relatives-ssn-put-itin-instead-or-write-na/

check similar question above.

The concensus is that you should NOT write ITIN in place of SSN, till the time it specifically says "SSN or ITIN"

Its better to keep things simple in your application, and assuming that the clerk on the other side wont be the smartest cookie.

ROC Timeline

 

June 15, 2020: Sent package through USPS

June 18, 2020: Delivered to Arizona PO box

June 23, 2020: Credit Card Debited

June 24, 2020: E notification for case (LIN-Receipt) 

July  15, 2020: Case was updated to show that fingerprints were taken

July 16, 2020 : Official NOA letter dated July 1 was received  

July 20, 2020 : Official fingerprint taken notice dated July 15 was received

March 05, 2021: Status updated to "Card in Production"

March 06, 2021: Status updated to I-751 Approved

 

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permathought   4

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Colombia
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thanks. I'll just leave it with N/A.

AOS from B1/B2

1/30/17    Packet (I-130, I-485, I-765, I-131) sent in the mail to Chicago Lockbox via USPS

2/01/17    Packet arrives

2/02/17    USCIS received date

2/08/17    NOA1

2/09/17    Checks cashed

2/14/17    I-797C arrived in the mail

2/27/17    Biometrics appointment in San Antonio

2/28/17    RFIE for I-864 (2016 tax return and needed a joint sponsor)

5/1/17      RFIE evidence received

10/6/17   Interview scheduled for November 13th!!!

11/13/17 Interview and approved on the spot!

11/21/17 Greencard arrives in the mail.  Plan to start naturalization in 3 years....

 
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