vic&ken

So i am going through exactly what you've mentioned. Came over got married Husband's commanding officer said unfortunately he couldn't hold him off any longer and now i'm here while he's in Afghanistan. As soon as i came over within 3 weeks we got court married, got a ssn, filed for aos, employment and advanced parole (march 26th). He deployed memorial day... and now i'm here... I'm able to drive on my canadian license for 6 months but can't get on insurance until i have an american license which i need my employment authorization for... Luckily it says as of may 19th ready to book interview for temp green card. I just have to bring in his orders to afghanistan and i'm allowed to go by myself... i'm not going to lie it sucks. We were long distance for 4 years and we get married and long distance again. I was really worried about being alone but a week before he deployed i met his friend's (they're deploying together) wife and shes showing me around town and we've gone out together.
So i'd say not to worry to much because the military community is nice from what i've seen LOL. but i would definitely submit paper work right away because everything is always a possibility with the military. Also i tried to expedite just the advanced parole so i could go home for some of the time but... nothing. they said i should get something in the mail requesting for evidence called since i never got it... asked them what the status is or what was happening and they said i would just have to wait.
hope that helps if you have any questions you can contact me

You aren't billed anything. If your check doesn't cash, then your entire petition is rejected and returned to you for reason of insufficient funds. There may be a chance where your check is cashed and the bank will honor it and just overdraft your account. There is also the chance your bank will reject it...in which case your petition would also be rejected.

CSC has been knocking out approvals as of lately, I hope everyone gets their fast so we can be with our loved ones sooner

If you (or spouse) enter the US on a K1 visa and get married, go to the Social Security Administration as soon as possible to file for your SSN. We almost lost the chance to get my wife's SSN because we waited until close to the time her K1 visa expired (90 days). The SSA will not issue an SSN if you are within 14 days of the expiration of your K1. We were about 17 days away from her expiration date and the SSA folks hesitated because it was so close to expiration. When they counted on their fingers and realized we were still outside the 14 day window, they gladly processed her application. They did not question why she needed her SSN now, nor did they question any of our proof (passport with K1 visa and marriage certificate). So, from our experience, as soon as you have your marriage certificate in hand, apply for SSN. If we were within 14 days of the the K1 expiration we would have had to wait until our AOS and work status was approved. Now she can be added to my financial accounts and be included in filing tax returns.
Good luck to all!

HI, guys. Our dream is comming very close that we look forward for long time ago, we have our interview date on 29 Dec, so for the medicial exam does we schedoul by ourself when we close to the date of interview date or the embassy put us the date? and how can i pay the fee and how much ? Thanks.