shalz

Is it necessary to send pictures with the packet? because we didn't send any.

Thanks

Hi guys,

Last week, We had mailed our packet to the Nebreska Service Center with confirmation. and then, I used to check whether It was delivered or not on daily basis and we used to get the messege that It was forwarded to a different address which was shocking ! and Today, when I checked, it said it was delivered to Laguna, CA yesterday at 10:11 am.

I just wanted to know if this has happened to anybody else?

Is Nebreska forwarding their I-751 files to CA?

Thank You,

Shalz

Thank you Jasman.

We will be filing I-751 very soon to remove conditions on my husband's residency. And I was wondering what all do we need to send.

Will this be enough?

1. Copy of his greencard.

2. Copy of our Driver's License. (we both have diff. state's DL) ; so it has diff. addresses.

3. Copy of the apartment lease agreement.

4. Joint Checkings/Savings Account Statements.

5. Joint Credit Card Statements.

6. Joint Utility Bills

7. Affidavits from two of our friends/family.

8. Tax Returns for 2006 and 2007.

Thank you.

you have to get married within 90 days, filing AOS after 90 days.. not a problem.

I know when my sister-in-law was interviewed in June, she picked up her passport with visa the same day.

but I would still wait for someone who recently went thru mumbai.

Good Luck,

Shalz

Congratulations !!!!

Congratulations !!!

and as far as i know u shouldn't be facing any problems at your POE.

Well, Since you were approved.. you can make an infopass and go to your local office to get your passport stamped. With that you can travel outside the U.S.

Good luck...

Canadagirl,

I would suggest you not to reschedule it... because you can go there anytime to get your biometrics done... before or even after you have missed your appointment.

My husband had gone there before his biometric's date and had no problem.

Well, I m sure most of the people on VJ wishes that USCIS sent emails ... but no they don't send emails..you get a notice in snail mail.

If you are only going for a month or two.. then no you don't need a re-entry permit.

Hope this helps.

Well, After waiting for couple of days... the card has finally arrived in the mail today.

Everything correct on the card... no mistakes.

Good luck to all who are waiting.

Hey Gurl,

So sorry to hear that Jatin still hasn't gotton his visa in his hands !!! I know Its frustrating..... after giving them everything they wanted they still wanna hold on to his passport and his visa...well, calling them is a great idea but you know what.... they don't answer their damn phones. anyways I wish you two good luck and a good life together.

Shalz

I've been checking my email since this morning... thinking that I would get approved. and guess what.. We are APPROVED !!!! WOOOO HOOO !!!!!!!!

*** DO NOT RESPOND TO THIS E-MAIL ***

The following is the latest information on your case status

Receipt Number: MSC*********

Application Type: I485 , Application to Register Permanent Residence or to Adjust Status

Current Status:

On November 9, 2006, after approving your application, we ordered you a new card. Your card will be mailed to you as soon as it is ready.

If you have questions or concerns about your application or the case status results listed above, or if you have not received a decision or advice from USCIS within the projected processing time frame*, please contact the National Customer Service Center.

National Customer Service Center (800) 375-5283.

*The projected processing time frame can be found on the receipt notice that you received from the USCIS.

*** Please do not respond to this e-mail message.

Sincerely,

The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS)

Congratulations on your approval.

I agree with jasman...

I have seen other cases like this.. who have gone for their scheduled interview and have submitted the missing papers later on. So, If I were you, I wouldn't think about rescheduling.

Good Luck

1. yes

2. No

3. Yes.

If i m wrong, someone please correct me.

When I was interviewed ... the officer never asked to see my passport but did ask me the dates of travelling outside the US.

I was going thru the same situation last year.

I was interviewed in April 2005 and heard nothing after that... I kept on calling the 1-800 number and they kept on placing requests over requests and then finally in december I receive a letter from USCIS saying that I was scheduled to show up there on the 2nd of December... DUH !!! How would in the world i know i have to be there....and after this, I didn't waste any of my time calling the 1-800. I made an Info-pass appointment and filled out a sheet of paper explaning what had happened and then the officer said that she would forwarded this to the supervisor and I will receive a call from them.... No later than a month I received a call and was given a new date for the oath ceremony. So, I would suggest you to do the same and waste no time calling the 1-800 number.

Good Luck !!!!

On the top right where it says ... whether your case is pending or approved.. click on it... and then on the next page there is an option of checking your case online .. and that will take you the old screen where you can check your status.

Good luck.

Hey guyz,

Our case has been transfered to CSC as well.

Waiting for the fast approval now.

Yodrak,

Well, Thats exactly my answer was to her.

But, NVC hasn't asked for any explanations about the assests ... all they have asked for is : co-sponsors relationship to her... their license for business (as they didn't include it). So, does it mean everything else is okay????

Shalz,

Assets that can be converted into cash available to be spent here in the USA can be used to supplement inadequate income. The qualifying assets (assets that meet the liquidity requirement) need to be 3 times the amount of the income shortage.

Be prepared to explain how one has accumulated $600,000 worth of assets with a below poverty level income. That's quite a feat outside of inheritance or winning the lottery.

Yodrak

One my cousin who is a permanent resident of United States had filed a petition for her husband in 2001 and is now at the NVC .. everything is done except the I-864. Since she lived in India and have recently moved back here, she has no income and using her dad and her brother as joint-sponsors. They are both self-employed and the income they had shown last year in their tax returns was way less than the poverty guidelines. but, they both have an assests of 600,000 together. So, what my question here is that: Eventhough they don't have enough of income but have an assests of 600,000, Would this be considerable.. Or she has to find another sponsor.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks

Shalz

One of my cousin who is a permanent resident of United States had filed a petition for her husband in 2001 and is now at the NVC .. everything is done except the I-864. Since she lived in India and have recently moved back here, she has no income and using her dad and her brother as joint-sponsors. They are both self-employed and the income they had shown last year in their tax returns was way less than the poverty guidelines. but, they both have an assests of 600,000 together. So, what my question here is that: Eventhough they don't have enough of income but have an assests of 600,000, Would this be considerable.. Or she has to find another sponsor.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks

Shalz

How do i find out whether the FBI has received my spouse's fingerprints report which was taken a week back from the ASC, Is there a number to call??