Advice before filing

[Nywoek 170]

19 hours ago, Nywoek said:

Got the noa1 in the mail today, our application came in on the 20th and the noa1 is dated the 22nd so both happened before my i94 expired.

 

I am happy to have documentation to bring to show my legal status if necessary.  

 

The only thing I am unsure of right now, that I had not thought of.. I got my hep b vaccine back in april, and did the second shot a month later. You have to wait at least 5 more months after that one for the last booster, so that was missing on my vaccine sheet. Can this get me a denial or they want me to redo the medical? I mean we just passed the date to be able to get the last booster.. >_< 

What I meant by that was that you have to wait between 5 months to a year, and it just recently became possible for me to take it, but I haven’t yet. Will have to get that done soon, but will I have to go to a civil surgeon to add it to my vaccine document, or will documentation from whatever doctor/clinic be enough? Hm. 

[TBoneTX 48,386]

10 hours ago, Nywoek said:

will documentation from whatever doctor/clinic be enough

I should think this ^^ -- unless instructions say that it MUST be done or added by a civil surgeon, include your documentation from wherever.

[Nywoek 170]

I got two letters in the mail from USCIS today and it was kinda spooky. 🙈 But it was just my biometrics appointment (November 14th, SO SOON!) and info to create an account online.

 

I know this part is usually very quick and the next part can be very slow, but I am optimistic.

[TBoneTX 48,386]

7 hours ago, Nywoek said:

today and it was kinda spooky. 🙈

Well, today's a spooky day, N ma'am!

[Nywoek 170]

Got an actual spooky letter from USCIS the day after Halloween! 🙈

 

Kid came running down with an envelope with a yellow paper inside. She went "Maybe it is good news about your greencard!" and I was like.. yeeeeah, probably not, go back outside to play please. XD

 

I am scanning the pages because they said to add them when we respond. It says this:

 

 

 

I do not understand what happened. My husband makes several times the required amount, so we must have messed up somewhere. I am grateful and happy that they sent an RFE and not just a denial though. My husband took care of this part of the application while I filed the other one, and he did not make a copy apart from the part he could complete online. Is he missing tax documents or something? He submitted pay stubs for the past 6 months, tax transcripts, W2s and 1040s. All for the past 3 years. The other two pages go on about some additional tax documents, but reading it that looks like requirements of a co-sponsor, and we do not need that. Would they have told us that we were missing a specific section if he just forgot to fill it out? It also mentioned that he needs proof of citizenship at the end of the letter, but we added all that, we had a copy of his birth certificate and a scan of his passport. But that was added to the general application, maybe we needed it again for the support documents? Either way we will add it to the packet we submit now.

I am wondering if there is anyone I can call to ask these things, and we did get a specific person but no phone number, so probably not. I would just resubmit all these papers but I do not want to make the same mistake again. 

 

AOS must work very differently than the i129-f because this happened QUICKLY. X_X

 

Should I make another thread to get advice about this?

Edited Saturday at 06:25 PM by Nywoek

[Nywoek 170]

We looked into it and we are a little stumped. Obviously there could have been a little mistake in the form somewhere, but I went through and filled in N/A everywhere empty (the form on the computer is notorious for not letting you fill everything out so you gotta do it later). I think I checked the signatures, and that form was only 12 pages so we both made sure no pages were missing. Still, we could have made a mistake somewhere. My husband is pretty meticulous but mistakes happen. He mentioned that maybe we overdid it with the financial evidence? Like I mentioned before we submitted tax transcrips (22-24), W2s (22-24), and 1040s (22-24) in addition to pay stubs for the past six months and a letter from his company mentioning that he works there and how much he makes. We followed a YT video that recommended all that. His theory is either that this was overkill, and that he should have just submitted his latest tax transcript, or that the letter from his employer was too old. We got it written back in May because we filled in the support documents before my interview. They never took a look at them, but we figured that it is still from this year and the pay stubs shows a stream of income since. 

 

Any advice or idea what happened here? We will just resubmit asap, but we want to do it right.

 

The other day I got my biometrics appointment set up for the 14th this month, will the RFE interfere with that? X_X We plan to submit soon, and I can do it online but still..

[OldUser 10,879]

44 minutes ago, Nywoek said:

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The other day I got my biometrics appointment set up for the 14th this month, will the RFE interfere with that? X_X We plan to submit soon, and I can do it online but still..

You must go to biometrics appointment. It is independent of RFE