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 I'm an F-1 student, married to my US citizen wife about to submit my AOS documents. How did you guys fit your long apartment leases inside the package?

Also, how did you guys assemble it? I-130, I-130A and supporting documents go in 1 envelope, and I485, I864, I693 and supporting documents go in 1 envelope and I765 and supporting documents go in another envelope and all of those go in 1 big package?

Please let me know if that's correct 

Thank you! 

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Roel Experienced

Roel   7,191

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It honestly doesnt matter if you put it all together or separately.. 

K1

29.11.2013 - NoA1

06.02.2014 - NoA2

01.04.2014 - Interview. 

AoS

03.2015 - AoS started.

09.2015 - Green Card received.  

RoC

24.07.2017 - NoA1.

01.08.2018 - RoC approved. 

 

 

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abhi_meli   150

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Do you own research. There is plenty of information given here about how to assemble and organize your package. Use the "search". 

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Nouchigang   200

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9 hours ago, Sblaze7 said:

 I'm an F-1 student, married to my US citizen wife about to submit my AOS documents. How did you guys fit your long apartment leases inside the package?

Also, how did you guys assemble it? I-130, I-130A and supporting documents go in 1 envelope, and I485, I864, I693 and supporting documents go in 1 envelope and I765 and supporting documents go in another envelope and all of those go in 1 big package?

Please let me know if that's correct 

Thank you! 

You just fold the papers of the lease. Its okay to fold any paper but no paper clip or staple

You can either separate the package or put them all together.

I have seen some people separating them using Manilla folders and putting a label on each. It could help you to make sure that each package is complete but again its a personal preference.

If you use the VJ search by typing "checklist" i believe you should find some examples.

Good luck 

01/08/2018: Priority Date

01/19/2018: Checks cashed

01/22/2018: 3 NOA's received in Mail (I-130, I-485 and I-765)

02/09/201: Received Biometrics Appointment Letter scheduled for 02/22

02/10/2018: Email notification of RFIE :(

02/12/2018: Early walk-in for Biometrics, successful

02/16/2018: RFIE received for birth certificate and translation, sent back the same day

02/20/2018: RFIE response delivered, sent via Fedex

02/23/2018: Case status updated to RFIE response received

03/05/2018: Courtesy letter for I-693, medical exam received, letter dated Feb 28th

03/08/2018: AP application delivered by Fedex

03/19/2018: NOA for AP received in the mailbox

05/03/2018: AP ONLY approved (Approved in 56 days)

05/11/2018: AP received in Mail

05/21/2018: Email received,EAD card in production (Day 133)

05/22/2018: Interview scheduled

05/25/2018: EAD approval letter received in Mail

05/29/2018: EAD card and letter for interview (Jun.26th) both received in Mail, Woot woot :)

06/26/2018: Interview completed, now waiting for the magical email/letter...

10/30/2018: Went to Infopass, officer has not made a decision yet, an email was sent to him tell him I came to inquire

03/26/2019: Moved so updated our address online with USCIS

04/16/2019: I-130 petition approved

04/20/2019: approval notice received in the mail

04/22/2019: received notification of RFE for AOS I-485

06/01/2019: RFE finally received after being lost in the mail, asking for a new medical exam

06/06/2019: Response to RFE sent, received the next day 06/07/2019

06/17/2019: Received notification of another RFE, 3rd time will be the charm hopefully

06/22/2019: RFE received for new medical

07/02/2019: Went to doctor for new medical

07/11/2019: I-485 approved without new medical exam

07/18/2019: Green Card received in mail

 

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