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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Latvia
Timeline

07/29/2006 – I-129 sent to Vermont

08/04/2006 - NOA1

08/28/2006 - NOA2 - approved

09/01/2006 - NVC - approved

09/07/2006 - Warsaw embassy sent packet 3 (damn post services, never received any)

09/18/2006 - packet 3 sent (Nothing fails)

09/27 - received packet 4

10/10 - medical exam

10/19 - INTERVIEW!

10/20 - received visa

11/7 - arrived in USA, POE YFK

1/19 - Married

02/23/2007 - Civil Surgeon (checked just vaccines for $ 25)

05/04/2007 - AOS package sent to Chicago

05/11/2007 - NOA1

05/15/2007 - NOA2 - ASC appointment letter about biometrics

05/24/2007 - RFE about tax forms w-2 and 1099!!!

06/05/2007 - Biometrics

21/06/2007 - NOA3 - Transfered to California

10/07/2007 - AOS approved, card production ordered!!!

19/07/2007 - Half year marriage anniversary - GC arrives!!!

07/08/2009 - Package sent (My cover letter 40 peaces of evidence)

07/14/2009 - check was cashed

07/10/2009 - NOA 1 received, GK extended for a year

07/17/2009 - received biometrics letter with my case number

08/06/2009 - scheduled biometrics appointment

11/16/2009 - approval

12/01/2009 - touched - card production ordered

2/26/2010 - got ten year card

No more departures!!!

No more typing!!!

Ne mirkli Tu neesi atstājis manas domas,

Tā, ka manas domas aizmirsa pat aizmirstību.

Mīļotais ir ienācis manā teltī,

Un mana sirds ir mulsas pārņemta.

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Claudeth filed for her social security card two weeks after she arrived and received it a week later. Definitely study the AOS guide. Good luck! :thumbs:

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Yes theyre right...just bring ur marriage license and her passport for her to get SSN. :thumbs:

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AOS/EAD APPLICATION

Got my SSN

had my immunization info transferred in I-693a thank God!

May 11, 2007-AOS mailed

May 13, 2007- item was delivered in CHICAGO IL

May 16, 2007- AOS/EAD NOA recieved

June 2, 2007- Biometrics Appointment Date

June 21,2007-AOS transferred to California Service Center

July 10, 2007-I-485 Card production Ordered

July 11, 2007-Notice mailed welcoming the new permanent resident.

July 13, 2007-Approval notice sent- I-485

July 19, 2007- Green Card Arrived! Wooohooo!

July 24, 2007- I passed my driving written test!

August 22, 2007 Passed my road test and started my work!

April 2009- Removing Conditions Applied

September 11 -got my 10 Year green card! yahooo!

December 2010- Apply for Citizenship

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Canada
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I see you're in Florida... don't waste your money and get a driver's licence if you don't need to cause you'll have to get it twice if you get it right away (first time will expire with I-94, so whatever the 90th day is after entrance, and the second time when you get your NOA1 for your AOS application). We waited because by the time we got to the DMV, my licence would have expired within the month, so we said screw it and waited till we applied for AOS. I'll be going to the local DMV this week for my licence with my NOA1 for my AOS application so I hope everything works out... Also, if you're pressing for time with the new fees that will be put into effect, you don't need a social security number to apply for AOS, so if you can't wait for your SSN card to come in the mail, you can apply without it, but I would suggest getting the SSN after you get married so she can have it put in her new name (assuming she's taking yours) instead of having to go there and have them change it. Less hassle that way. Good luck to you.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Ireland
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First thing of all I would go get a driver's license (no offense to the person who suggested to delay that). The reason you get one is for ID purposes. Your passport works, but it is cumbersome to carry around, and it is too valuable to risk being lost or stolen. You will have to get a new license after I-94 expires, but at least you have a form of ID that's accepted everywhere.

Second, you can apply for the SSN without getting married first, my fiance (now husband) did, and got it, and we got him set up with a bank account immediately. Another reason for the driver's license.

Next, depending on your schedule, go ahead and start gather stuff for AOS, don't put it off.

Last, spend lots and lots of time kissing, making out, ... after all - you're finally together!

Congrats, and have a lovely wedding.

I'll be happy to help with any other questions - just drop a note.

-Marie O'Mahony

Marie Boothe & Dermot O'Mahony

January 2005: Met in Church

March 2006: Dermot's first visit to the AZ desert!

June 2006: I'm back in Ireland

23 July 2006: Engaged!

2 August: Back in Arizona without Dermot

15 August: NOA1 receipt in mail

4 October: wishing and hoping

12 October: visit to Ireland and my fiance

16 October: touched! someone did something

with our case! no change in status though.

2 November: NOA2!!!

1 February: Dermot is back in the good old USA

10 March: Married at last! - no more goodbyes

31 March: AOS mailed

3 May: I-485, Request for Initial Evidence recieved.

20 May: RIE mailed

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Filed: Country: United Kingdom
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I applied for my SSN 8 days after arriving in the states, received it 10 days later, the day after went to the DMV to get my driving permit, want to test for my licence within the next 2 weeks, get married on the 12th July, apply for AOS the day after the marriage, change my name with SSN couple days after marriage, change my name with DMV couple days after changing it with SSN, take my NOA1 from AOS to DMV to get my license extended (I should get it before my actual I-94 expires) and then sit back and wait!! Ive heard that it takes longer to get a ssn after getting married and also it can cause some problems at the DMV. The Arizona DMV told me that the ID that is provided for the license needs to be in the name the license will be insued and may cause problems if you want to get the license in the married name when your passport/visa is in the unmarried name. Hope that makes sense!!!!

OUR K-1 VISA JOURNEY

K1 Application

12-01-2006 I-129F sent priority USPS to CSC ... the real journey begins! (Day 1)

12-06-2006 NOA1 (Day 4)

03-05-2007 NOA2 - YAY!! (Day 89))

05-04-2007 INTERVIEW!!!!!! - APPROVED! (Day 149)

05-10-2007 Visa received (Day 155)

05-17-2007 ARRIVED IN PHOENIX (Day 162)

05-25-2007 Applied SSN

06-04-2007 Received SSN in the mail

06-14-2007 Passed driving test and now have my license

07-12-2007 MARRIED

07-24-2007 Changed name with SSA

AOS

05-31-2007 Appointment with Civil Surgeon for I-693A

07-16-2007 AOS sent to Chicago (received 07-18) (Day 1)

07-27-2007 NOA1 date (received 8/1) (Day 9)

07-30-2007 Check cashed (Day 12)

08-14-2007 Biometrics (Day 28)

11-29-2007 INTERVIEW DATE!!!!!! (Day 131) APPROVED

12-11-2007 Greencard Received

ROC

09-01-2009 I-751 sent to VSC (received 09-03) (Day 1)

09-04-2009 NOA Date (received 09-14) (Day 4)

09-08-2009 Check Cashed (Day 8)

10-05-2009 Biometrics @ Jackson MS (received 09-24) (Day 35)

01-08-2010 10 Year Greencard approved

01-19-2010 10 Year Greencard received

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hi is getting SSN with K3 visa here in US is different from K1 visa. .. because i am in the us now and i am having hard time getting my ssn because the officer iin the sss office ask me for my work authorization which is stamped in my passport but sad to say my passport at poe in los angeles didn't stamped my passport with that.. is there any way i can do for this. thanks..

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