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Hi there,

I'm getting ready to send my I-751 ROC package next week.

I would like to share with all of you my list of the bona fide attached documents I'm submitting along with the I-751, let me know if there's something I'm missing.

· Photographs of <CPR’s name> and c demonstrating consistent and continuous public affection, attendance, interaction, and identification as a married couple at family functions and in public, over the course of the marriage.

· Photocopies of 2014 federal tax transcript showing filling status as “Married Filled Jointly for 2014.

· Photocopies of 2015 federal tax transcript showing filling status as “Married Filled Jointly for 2015.

· Photocopies of state ID of <CPR’s name> and <USC’s name>, showing a shared address over the course of marriage.

· Photocopies of Mailbox Service Agreement by UPS showing joint ownership and joint responsibility, payment receipts for the mailbox acquired and official change of address confirmation letters from USPS redirecting all our mail to the joint mailbox.

· Photocopy of <CPR’s name> IRA account authorization form, granting <USC’s name> FULL authority on the account, also a confirmation letter showing <USC’s name> as a sole beneficiary, showing intent to continue sharing joint financial responsibility.

· Photocopies of rent leases listing <USC’s name> and <CPR’s name> as tenants showing intent to continue to have a shared address, and to take and have a joint responsibility for a joint primary residence.

· Photocopies of Chase credit card for <USC’s name> and <CPR’s name> and quarterly statements, showing a joint account, and joint financial obligations and responsibility, over the course of marriage.

· Photocopies of Capital One credit card for <USC’s name> and <CPR’s name> and year end summary, showing a joint account, and joint financial obligations and responsibility, over the course of marriage.

· Photocopies of Capital One credit card for <USC’s name> and <CPR’s name> and year end summary, showing a joint account, and joint financial obligations and responsibility, over the course of marriage.

· Photocopies of Chase Checking and Saving account statements for <USC’s name> and <CPR’s name>, further showing a joint account, and joint financial obligations and responsibility, over the course of marriage, account was closed on July 2015 to switch account to Capital One bank.

· Photocopies of Capital One Checking and Saving account statements for <USC’s name> and <CPR’s name>, further showing a joint account, and joint financial obligations and responsibility, over the course of marriage.

· Photocopies of <insurance provider> health insurance cards showing a joint health insurance policy on 2015 with former employer.

· Photocopies of <insurance provider> dental insurance card and insurance policy showing a joint account.

· Photocopies of <insurance provider> life insurance policy, the designation of beneficiary status to <USC’s name>, and public identification as a married couple over the course of marriage.

· Photocopy of BJ’s membership cards with adjacent membership numbers and identical issue date, showing a joint account and shared management and decision making regarding household purchases and expenses, over the course of marriage.

· Photocopy of boarding passes, hotel receipts, car rental and checked bag tags, showing same itineraries and trips as a married couple, demonstrating consistent and continuous intent to travel together.

Thank you very much!

Hello!

I'm moving in two days to a different state, but as I think I might be moving to a different apartment after three months of my arrival I thought it would be wise to get a PO box and have all my mail delivered there as I don't want anything missing.

I've read people putting their PO boxes while filling AR-11 because it doesn't have the option for physical address and mailing address.

Should I do that? I want my mail to come in the PO box.

I would complete the on-line change of address and file the I-865 and not reschedule the interview if you can fly to FL and still have access to the mail at the old address. Less change of USCIS screwing up the address change and rescheduling the interview and denying the AOS due to not showing up at the currently scheduled interview.

Good luck,

Dave

But I read that when you change your address they will re-schedule your interview. Plus the state you're living in at the present has jurisdiction over your case now. What do you know about this?

Yeah, that's what I thought =(

You go on-line and complete the AR-11 and also must notify the USCIS about the pending application. The USC petitioner must complete the I-865 until the I-864 is no longer enforceable. Make certain to reschedule the interview by following the instructions on your NOA1. Given the problems others have had in changing their addresses with a pending AOS interview and not going to the scheduled interview and then having USCIS deny their AOS due to abandonment for not showing up at the interview, I would see if it is at all possible to go to the currently scheduled interview and then change your address.

Good luck,

Dave

Can I change my address without having to re schedule my interview? I could fly to FL again for the interview and then have someone mail my green card to me.

Sure. Just changing your address won't mean they reschedule and move your interview, but you can wait until after the interview to change it. Usually if you move and want to change the interview, you have to change your address AND request the interview be moved (USCIS isn't big into "automatic" anything), so if you still want to go to the original interview time/place you can do that regardless of whether or not you change your address.

Oh okay! I'm not sure where I read that when you move, the state you live in now has jurisdiction over your case.

So I'll change my address then and assist to this interview.

I meant that is it possible for me to attend this interview in FL and then make the change of address after I receive my Green Card? So I don't have to go through all the process of them re scheduling my appointment for NY.

Hi!

My interview was scheduled and it's coming up next month.

I'm moving on Tuesday to NY from FL, so I was thinking, what if we hop on a plane a day before the interview and then leave again and have someone send us the greed card to NY.

Is that "legal"? Or do you need to change your address so your green card is adjudicated in that new state?

Thank you

Yeah I'm gonna do that. But do you know why you have to change the address for the I-864 too? Like do you have to send a new one or how does it works?

Any update on this RFE response, OP?

Yes, the status changed to testing and interview yesterday, so I'm assuming everything was okay!

Hello!!

I'm in line to be scheduled for an interview but it happens we're moving to new york in 2 weeks. How do I change the address or reschedule the interview for the new state I'm gonna be living in? (if it's already scheduled by when I move).

I know there's the online tool, but then I've been reading people mentioning AR-11's and a change of address for the I-864 too? I don't have a confirmation number for the I-864 as it's supplemental with I-485..

I'm lost. Any help will be appreciated!

Thank you

So I went today to my SSA office to apply for my SSN. The guy told me that as today was the 10th day since my EAD was approved, he couldn't approve my SSN in the spot so the letter he gave me says that they need to verify the documents and it can take up to 4 weeks.

Anyone in the same situation? If so, how long will it take for me to receive my ssn card?

i recived 7/25 same :

The status of this service request is:

Documentation submitted meets the requirements for expedite processing of your application/petition. Your case is currently under review. You will receive a decision or notice of further action shortly.

and still nothing... i should call and talk with 2 officer ? or wait ?

If you don't receive an update by Friday then call. Maybe they sent it too but didn't update your case? Don't rely on the online status

You can always apply for jobs, no permission needed. The issue is that you can't start work without work permission. You'll need the physical EAD to start work, but there is nothing stopping you from applying now. Good luck!

Edit: BTW, no one should ask you for your work status until you get offered a job and fill out paperwork. No one should be checking you for authorization before you are hired. That is illegal.

I didn't know this! Thank you very much Harpa, useful information.

Same here too. Requested an expedite and yesterday 07/25 it was approved! It was ironic cos I was applying for jobs when I got the approval text & email lol. Congrats OP!!

haha! I was reading this post when I asked if it meant it was gonna be approved when I received the e-mails/texts

I believe it is main purpose of EAD?

I meant without having received the physical card yet

Yes.

No one's status ever changes away from "RFE response review." I am not sure why people think they should wait for it to change. The online stuff doesn't work and isn't connected to your case.

Can I start applying for jobs now that my EAD has been approved?

I got my EAD/ap combo card approved today.

Does that mean they already processed the RFE response I sent? My I-485 status hasn't changed from RFE response review..

What are your thoughts?

I just received the document/card production ordered! I got approved!!!

So today I received this:

The status of this service request is:

Documentation submitted meets the requirements for expedite processing of your application/petition. Your case is currently under review. You will receive a decision or notice of further action shortly.

It means it's approved?? It hasn't updated

While waiting I would get tax transcripts from the IRS for all those sponsoring on the I-864 (or I-864A). A tax transcript is a COMPLETE tax return and shows what the IRS accepted--very hard to fake so it is much better evidence than a copy of the tax return and supporting documents. That way you will have a complete tax return to submit should they send another RFE.

Dave

We already ordered the transcripts from the IRS. I'm just waiting to receive an answer if they really need it or not.

I'm very curious when I saw the RFE that they sent to the congressman, it was pink and had a date of july 10th and it said like in a background watermark DO NOT SEND.

That's very odd

While waiting I would get tax transcripts from the IRS for all those sponsoring on the I-864 (or I-864A). A tax transcript is a COMPLETE tax return and shows what the IRS accepted--very hard to fake so it is much better evidence than a copy of the tax return and supporting documents. That way you will have a complete tax return to submit should they send another RFE.

Dave

In addition to the transcripts do you think we should file a I-864A for her spouse?

The petitioner did a I-864 though, right?

I talked to a tier 2 officer. She said that it doesn't appear that they sent another RFE in her system. So she sent a message to the center that is handling my case to see what's going on, if they sent a RFE or are they satisfied with the evidence and what are the next steps to follow....

I need to wait.

Sending a second RFE in such a short span of time is really strange. Send us a link to the other thread and we'll go through it.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/506898-2nd-rfe-please-help/

The petitioner did a I-864 though, right?

Yeah!! Of course