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mighty836   87

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the letter says  to bring following items, need some clarification on

" All documentation establishing your eligibility for Lawful Permanent Resident status" ???????

are they talking about any correspondence with a Govt. Agency related to the green card?

K1 visa adventure 

02/20/2017- I-129F packet send to Dallas

02/22/2017- I-129F packet delivered

02/28/2017-- check cashed

03/01/2017-- NOA1 text and email received transferred to (CSC)

03/06/2017-- NOA1 hard copy received in the mail.

05/23/2017 -- Notified RFE

06/16/2017 -- Replied RFE

06/19/2017 -- CSC Received reply

06/26/2017-- Approved 

06/30/2017-- received NOA2

07/10/2017-- NVC Recived case

07/11/2017-- Case number assigned

08/14/2017-- Interview ( APPROVED )

 

AOS

11/29/17- Packet sent to Chicago lockbox ( I-485, I-765, I-131 included)

12/1/2017- recieved packet

12/6/2017 NOA1 text and email recieved

12/8/2017 NOA1 Hard copy recieved

12/26/2017 Biometrics done

03/31/2018 RFE - I-131

04/19/2018 Approved I-765, I-131 ( EAD & AP )

04/26/2018 Received combo card in mail

12/06/2018 Interview done - no decision

12/27/2018  APPROVED - card being produced

 

 

 

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16 minutes ago, mighty836 said:

the letter says  to bring following items, need some clarification on

" All documentation establishing your eligibility for Lawful Permanent Resident status" ???????

are they talking about any correspondence with a Govt. Agency related to the green card?

Yes, bring any and all documentation that you have showing your status such as the NOA1, biometrics letter, and the interview letter 

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Since  to be a lawful permanent resident means you are eligible because of some reasons.  Since you are applying under K1 Visa, you have to show proof that coming over to live permanent/legally is due to you marrying your partner because of love.  So any proof showing your mutual relationship, in addition to any other uscis docs you have, is covered to show your eligibility or to explain why uscis should grant you a visa to come and stay lawfully.  wishing you the best...

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3 hours ago, MLJ said:

to show your eligibility or to explain why uscis should grant you a visa to come and stay lawfully.

To clarify: OP is NOT at the embassy stage. OP's K-1 AOS is pending. And USCIS does not grant visas.

3 hours ago, MLJ said:

you have to show proof that coming over to live permanent/legally is due to you marrying your partner because of love.

As OP's K-1 AOS is pending, that means OP is already married. And OP is already in the US, so no "coming over."

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if spouse is already currently married and is already in the u.s., the first 2 years is conditional...90 days prior to the 2nd year, you could already file an adjustment to permanent...same documents as i mentioned should/could be provided to strengthen evidence of your spouse to permanently stay here...what uscis is establishing is that marriage was really entered into legitimately and not just for convenience, etc...

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TM92   527

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2 minutes ago, MLJ said:

you could already file an adjustment to permanent

OP already filed for Adjustment of Status on December 1, 2017. Her Adjustment of Status interview is on December 6, 2018.

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