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Hey guys!

Sorry for this question but where it asks for family name should my wife put her new family name or her maiden name? Also what is the line underneath it asking for C/O (what does that stand for)?

And on the other side where it asks for present husband would go my name right?

Thanks,

andy

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AOS Process

3/10/06---Pamela and I arrive in the states from Brasil

3/23/06---We got married!!!!yeh!!!!!

4/11/06---Our first NOA for the I-485 and I-765

5/20/06---Our green card interview was scheduled for 7/28/06

6/03/06---We moved to Phoenix, AZ and had to cancel our interview

7/15/06---Our rescheduled green card interview (WOW! Only 10 days after our initial 1st interview)

8/07/06---Green Card Approved!!!! (Now only the wait by mail)

8/14/06---Received "Welcome to the USA" letter in the mail.

8/18/06---YEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSS! Received Green Card today!(actually it should be called

the White Card, ha)....immigration free for 2 years!!

Andy---USA

Pâmela---BRAZIL

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Peggy   1

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You would fill out her AOS in her married name.

CO means in care of.

Yes you are her present husband :yes:

PEGGY & ROGER

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K-1/K-2 VISA'S APPROVED IN MONTREAL MAY 2, 2005

K-1/K-2 AOS APPROVED IN ATLANTA MAY 17, 2006

10 year GC Approved - APRIL 16th ,2009 - Peggy and Jonathan's......

Still waiting for our cards...Had to file I-90 as they sent them to the wrong address.

March 9th, 2010, Received GC that has been lost in the mail for 10 months. Still waiting for my son's that is lost as well.

Filed Waiver for my son's 10 year GC and it was approved. He finally received his GC after its been missing for 2 years.

Thanking God this is over for 10 years.

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susaenneli   0

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Hey guys!

Sorry for this question but where it asks for family name should my wife put her new family name or her maiden name? Also what is the line underneath it asking for C/O (what does that stand for)?

And on the other side where it asks for present husband would go my name right?

Thanks,

andy

Hello Andy

The family name is her new name. They asked about other used names as well an there she fills in her maiden name. Co means in care of. If the lease of the place you live is on another person than you guys. Than you have to right c/o the persons name and than the address

Susann

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AOS TIMELINE

01/17/2006: Sent AOS Package, 01/25/2006: NOA1 for AOS, 01/31/2006: Fingerprinting and biometrics appointment letter, 02/22/2006: Received RFE letter from MSC Affidavit of support and medical examination, 02/28/2006: Biometric appointment, Alexandria, VA, 03/08/2006: Appointment with doc for med examination ,03/21/2006: Sent RFE unfortunately,My Husband forgot to include the med exams, but included the cover letter, 04/24/2006: AP approved yeah, 04/24/2006: EAD touched, 04/27/2006: AP received, 05/01/2006: EAD received, 06/01/2006: RFE Interview date for 07/26/06, 06/06/2006: sent letter for rescheduling, 07/07/2006: Infopass for receiving new date, nothing, 10/23/2006: touched, 01/15/2007: called hotline on status no info, 02/29/2007: called again, 07/27/2007: forwarded service request to local office due call on 03/21/2007

02/05/07 NOA

02/08/07 RFE for Biometrics

02/23/07 Biometrics Taken

02/27/07 touched

03/31/07 touched

04/18/07 approved

06/18/07 e-filed I131

06/20/07 NOA

06/25/07 touched

07/11/07 approved[/color]

11/20/07 FINALLY INTERVIEW

11/21/07 email welcome to America

11/24/07 welcome letter

12/03/07 10 year Greencard received

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