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47 minutes ago, Matthew4 said:

Hello 

My fiancé and I are getting married and we are looking at what forms we will need to file. She has an F1 visa and is in the US. I was wondering once we get married if we will just need to file for an I-485 form or another form I am not seeing?

 

Thank you for your help on this!

No you need few more forms.

I-130, I-485, I-864, I-765 is usually what's filed. Plus medical exam (I-693). These all are very important forms with a lot of details. If you can afford it, please hire an immigration attorney to help you to avoid mistakes. Or at least make an effort, pay $100-200 to consult with one to get all of your questions answered.

 

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7 minutes ago, OldUser said:

No you need few more forms.

I-130, I-485, I-864, I-765 is usually what's filed. Plus medical exam (I-693). These all are very important forms with a lot of details. If you can afford it, please hire an immigration attorney to help you to avoid mistakes. Or at least make an effort, pay $100-200 to consult with one to get all of your questions answered.

 

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Ukraine
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Or use the guides here if you are detailed oriented and take the time to read the instructions.

 

 

 

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I adjusted from F1 to GC and did all the paperwork myself using the guides here on VJ. I don't think you need to hire an attorney and shell out thousands given that AOS paperwork, while there's a lot of it, is fairly straightforward. You just have to be willing to read all instructions carefully and thoroughly. VJ is a wonderful resource that will answer pretty much any questions you may have.

Concurrent filing of I-130, I-485, I-765, and I-131 (USC spouse)

Adjusting From: F1 

Local USCIS office: Washington, DC

Service center: NBC

 

AOS Timeline

03/07/2019: FedEx delivery

03/22/2019: NOA1

04/01/2019: Completed biometrics 

04/08/2019: Case is Ready to be Scheduled for an Interview

07/05/2019: EAD Card in Production (67 days after expediting)

Feb 2020: GC Interview, GC received

 

ROC Timeline:

Nov 2021: Filed I-751

March 2021: Biometrics Appointment Completed

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Germany
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I second that, no need to hire an attorney unless you have some legal concerns. I adjusted from F1 myself and if you put in the time you can totally do it yourself. Good luck!

Naturalization

4/30/2024 Eligible to file for Naturalization

5/18/2024 Filed N-400 online, biometrics reused

5/20/2024 Case is being actively reviewed

 

Removal of Conditions

4/30/2023   Eligible to file for ROC

5/1/2023     Sent ROC package via USPS

5/4/2023     Package delivered to Phoenix, AZ lockbox

5/9/2023     Received text message confirming receipt, case #IOE....

5/10/2023   Check was cashed

5/11/2023   Case is being actively reviewed

5/15/2023   NOA received in the mail, biometrics reused

 

Marriage-Based AOS

3/3/2021   Sent application package to Chicago Lockbox

5/25/2021 Biometrics Appointment

7/29/2021 Interview date (Approved on the spot)

8/11/2021 Received Green Card in the mail

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