tato2017

here is the check list for you that may help and make sure to add you H1B related Notices with I-485.
 
Form I-130 Completed and signed form by Petitioner (U.S. Citizen).
Form I-130A Completed and signed by spouse beneficiary.
A personal check or Money Order amount of $535 made out to U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
https://www.uscis.gov/forms/our-fees
Two-passport style photo of U.S. Citizen with full name on the back and name on plastic bag.
Two-passport style photo of beneficiary with full name on the back and name on plastic bag.
Copy of U.S. Citizen`s Birth Certificate or Passport Biographical Page, or Naturalization Certificate.
Copy of U.S. Citizen`s Driver License or Passport Biographical Page.
Copy of Marriage Certificate.
Copy of Divorce Decree (If you are divorced previously).
Copy of beneficiary`s passport biographical page.
Copy of beneficiary`s most recent I-94.
https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/#/recent-search
Evidence Showing Bona Fide Marriage:
 ☐ Joint IRS Tax Return Transcripts (if you have it).
 ☐ Birth Certificate of your children (if you have any).
 ☐ Joint Lease or Mortgage showing joint tenancy (if you have it).
 ☐ Joint Bank Statements. (Checking, Saving, Credit Cards etc.).
 ☐ Joint Utility Bills (Or Utility Bills showing the same address for each spouse)
 ☐ Joint Cell Phone Bills.
 ☐ Joint Car title.
 ☐ Joint Car Insurance.
 ☐ Life insurance showing each other as beneficiary.
 ☐ Retirement accounts showing each other as beneficiary.
 ☐ Health, dental Insurance showing you are on one another plan.
 ☐ Photographs (Weddings, Trips, Family gatherings, Friends)
 ☐ Affidavits from your family, friends having personal knowledge of your bona fides marriage.

 Form I-485 Completed and Signed by Beneficiary (Alien Applicant).
A personal check or Money Order amount of $1225 made out to U.S. Department of Homeland Security. (Including biometric fee).
Copy of foreign birth certificate for beneficiary accompanied by full-certified translation.
Copy of beneficiary`s passport Biographical page.
Copy of beneficiary`s passport nonimmigrant visa page (if you have)
Two-passport style photo of beneficiary with full name on the back and name on plastic bag.
Copy of beneficiary most recent I-94.
https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/#/recent-search
Copy of Marriage Certificate.
Copy of Divorce Decree (If you are divorced previously).
 Form I-693, Report of Medical Examination and Vaccination Record (sealed by civil surgeon)
“You do not need to send with your initial application but you need have it with you during the interview”
Form I-864, Affidavit of Support Under Section 213A of the INA:
 ☐ Petitioner copies of IRS federal income tax return transcripts for the last one year (Optional last 3 years).
 ☐ Copies of Petitioner`s W2`s or 1040`s forms.
 ☐ Copies of Petitioner`s pay stubs.
 ☐ A letter of employment verification for the petitioner.
 
Form I-765 Completed and Signed by Beneficiary.
Two-passport style photo of beneficiary with full name on the back and name on plastic bag.
Copy of beneficiary`s passport Biographical page.
Copy of beneficiary most recent I-94.
https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/#/recent-search
*No Filing Fee is required for I-765 since it is being submitted along with I-485.

Form I-131 Completed and Signed by Beneficiary.
Copy of beneficiary`s passport Biographical page.
Copy of beneficiary most recent I-94.
Two-passport style photo of beneficiary with full name on the back and name on plastic bag.

ohh yeah for sure.
 
Good job for OP to prepare the application in this way.

https://myaccount.uscis.dhs.gov/
 
https://egov.uscis.gov/casestatus/displayLogon.do
 

this should help filing AOS;
 
Form I-130 Completed and signed form by Petitioner (U.S. Citizen).
Form I-130A Completed and signed by spouse beneficiary.
A personal check or Money Order amount of $535 made out to U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
https://www.uscis.gov/forms/our-fees
Two-passport style photo of U.S. Citizen with full name on the back and name on plastic bag.
Two-passport style photo of beneficiary with full name on the back and name on plastic bag.
Copy of U.S. Citizen`s Birth Certificate or Passport Biographical Page, or Naturalization Certificate.
Copy of U.S. Citizen`s Driver License or Passport Biographical Page.
Copy of Marriage Certificate.
Copy of Divorce Decree (If you are divorced previously).
Copy of beneficiary`s passport biographical page.
Copy of beneficiary`s most recent I-94.
https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/#/recent-search
Evidence Showing Bona Fide Marriage:
 ☐ Joint IRS Tax Return Transcripts (if you have it).
 ☐ Birth Certificate of your children (if you have any).
 ☐ Joint Lease or Mortgage showing joint tenancy (if you have it).
 ☐ Joint Bank Statements. (Checking, Saving, Credit Cards etc.).
 ☐ Joint Utility Bills (Or Utility Bills showing the same address for each spouse)
 ☐ Joint Cell Phone Bills.
 ☐ Joint Car title.
 ☐ Joint Car Insurance.
 ☐ Life insurance showing each other as beneficiary.
 ☐ Retirement accounts showing each other as beneficiary.
 ☐ Health, dental Insurance showing you are on one another plan.
 ☐ Photographs (Weddings, Trips, Family gatherings, Friends)
 ☐ Affidavits from your family, friends having personal knowledge of your bona fide marriage.

 Form I-485 Completed and Signed by Beneficiary (Alien Applicant).
A personal check or Money Order amount of $1225 made out to U.S. Department of Homeland Security. (Including biometric fee).
Copy of foreign birth certificate for beneficiary accompanied by full-certified translation.
Copy of beneficiary`s passport Biographical page.
Copy of beneficiary`s passport nonimmigrant visa page (if you have)
Two-passport style photo of beneficiary with full name on the back and name on plastic bag.
Copy of beneficiary most recent I-94.
https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/#/recent-search
Copy of Marriage Certificate.
Copy of Divorce Decree (If you are divorced previously).
 Form I-693, Report of Medical Examination and Vaccination Record (sealed by civil surgeon)
“You do not need to send with your initial application but you need have it with you during the interview”
Form I-864, Affidavit of Support Under Section 213A of the INA:
 ☐ Petitioner copies of IRS federal income tax return transcripts for the last one year (Optional last 3 years).
 ☐ Copies of Petitioner`s W2`s or 1040`s forms.
 ☐ Copies of Petitioner`s pay stubs.
 ☐ A letter of employment verification for the petitioner.
 
Form I-765 Completed and Signed by Beneficiary.
Two-passport style photo of beneficiary with full name on the back and name on plastic bag.
Copy of beneficiary`s passport Biographical page.
Copy of beneficiary most recent I-94.
https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/#/recent-search
*No Filing Fee is required for I-765 since it is being submitted along with I-485.

Form I-131 Completed and Signed by Beneficiary.
Copy of beneficiary`s passport Biographical page.
Copy of beneficiary most recent I-94.
Two-passport style photo of beneficiary with full name on the back and name on plastic bag.
 
 
 

Good Luck!
 
Form I-130 Completed and signed form by Petitioner (U.S. Citizen).
Form I-130A Completed and signed by spouse beneficiary.
A personal check or Money Order amount of $535 made out to U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
https://www.uscis.gov/forms/our-fees
Two-passport style photo of U.S. Citizen with full name on the back and name on plastic bag.
Two-passport style photo of beneficiary with full name on the back and name on plastic bag.
Copy of U.S. Citizen`s Birth Certificate or Passport Biographical Page, or Naturalization Certificate.
Copy of U.S. Citizen`s Driver License or Passport Biographical Page.
Copy of Marriage Certificate.
Copy of Divorce Decree (If you are divorced previously).
Copy of beneficiary`s passport biographical page.
Copy of beneficiary`s most recent I-94.
https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/#/recent-search
Evidence Showing Bona Fide Marriage:
 ☐ Joint IRS Tax Return Transcripts (if you have it).
 ☐ Birth Certificate of your children (if you have any).
 ☐ Joint Lease or Mortgage showing joint tenancy (if you have it).
 ☐ Joint Bank Statements. (Checking, Saving, Credit Cards etc.).
 ☐ Joint Utility Bills (Or Utility Bills showing the same address for each spouse)
 ☐ Joint Cell Phone Bills.
 ☐ Joint Car title.
 ☐ Joint Car Insurance.
 ☐ Life insurance showing each other as beneficiary.
 ☐ Retirement accounts showing each other as beneficiary.
 ☐ Health, dental Insurance showing you are on one another plan.
 ☐ Photographs (Weddings, Trips, Family gatherings, Friends)
 ☐ Affidavits from your family, friends having personal knowledge of your bona fides marriage.

 Form I-485 Completed and Signed by Beneficiary (Alien Applicant).
A personal check or Money Order amount of $1225 made out to U.S. Department of Homeland Security. (Including biometric fee).
Copy of foreign birth certificate for beneficiary accompanied by full-certified translation.
Copy of beneficiary`s passport Biographical page.
Copy of beneficiary`s passport nonimmigrant visa page (if you have)
Two-passport style photo of beneficiary with full name on the back and name on plastic bag.
Copy of beneficiary most recent I-94.
https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/#/recent-search
Copy of Marriage Certificate.
Copy of Divorce Decree (If you are divorced previously).
 Form I-693, Report of Medical Examination and Vaccination Record (sealed by civil surgeon)
“You do not need to send with your initial application but you need have it with you during the interview”
Form I-864, Affidavit of Support Under Section 213A of the INA:
 ☐ Petitioner copies of IRS federal income tax return transcripts for the last one year (Optional last 3 years).
 ☐ Copies of Petitioner`s W2`s or 1040`s forms.
 ☐ Copies of Petitioner`s pay stubs.
 ☐ A letter of employment verification for the petitioner.
 
Form I-765 Completed and Signed by Beneficiary.
Two-passport style photo of beneficiary with full name on the back and name on plastic bag.
Copy of beneficiary`s passport Biographical page.
Copy of beneficiary most recent I-94.
https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/#/recent-search
*No Filing Fee is required for I-765 since it is being submitted along with I-485.

Form I-131 Completed and Signed by Beneficiary.
Copy of beneficiary`s passport Biographical page.
Copy of beneficiary most recent I-94.
Two-passport style photo of beneficiary with full name on the back and name on plastic bag.

honestly i don`t know what would happen. i believe they need waiver approval before they can adjudicate your case completely.  You can request postponement of the interview, procedure should be on the interview letter. You can certainly could go to interview and explain your case and see how it goes but maybe it is better you consult a lawyer that has more experience with waiver cases.

it usually takes around 10 days or so mail to arrive. If you dont get it by end of the weekend  just call USCIS and talk to Tier 2 officer so they can look up your case.

here are the some of the other things you can gather;
 
    Joint IRS Tax return transcripts
    W2s from last years
    Pay Stubs for the last 2 months
    Employment Verification Letter
    Home Purchase Sales Document
    House Deed
    Mortgage Closing Disclosure
    Mortgage Statements
    Homeowners association welcome letters etc
    Joint car title
    Children Birth Certificate(s)
    Joint Health and Dental Insurance
    Joint car insurance
    Joint home owners insurance (if you have)
    Joint umbrella insurance (if you have)
    Life insurance(s) showing beneficiary for each other
    Retirement Accounts showing beneficiaries
    Utility Bills (Electric, City Sewer, Water, Propane, Internet)
    Photographs
    Credit Card Statements and Authorized user form
    Joint Checking Account
    Joint Saving Account
    Medical Bills
    Gym Membership Card
    Library Membership Card
 

usually takes like 2 weeks or so wait for another week before you get worried.

This morning I have received my AOS Approval letter as well as my Green Card. I thought it would come on two separate days but I was happy to see them in the mailbox  
 
ironically, May11th 2017 is when I entered US and today is May10th 2018- Within one year I received my GC I thought it will take more 6 months as my EAD got delayed

Congratulations!!!

Easy checklist for you and also read the guides for the documents:
 
Form I-130 Completed and signed form by Petitioner (U.S. Citizen).
Form I-130A Completed and signed by spouse beneficiary.
A personal check or Money Order amount of $535 made out to U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
https://www.uscis.gov/forms/our-fees
Two-passport style photo of U.S. Citizen with full name on the back and name on plastic bag.
Two-passport style photo of beneficiary with full name on the back and name on plastic bag.
Copy of U.S. Citizen`s Birth Certificate or Passport Biographical Page, or Naturalization Certificate.
Copy of U.S. Citizen`s Driver License or Passport Biographical Page.
Copy of Marriage Certificate.
Copy of Divorce Decree (If you are divorced previously).
Copy of beneficiary`s passport biographical page.
Copy of beneficiary`s most recent I-94.
https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/#/recent-search
Evidence Showing Bona Fide Marriage:
 ☐ Joint IRS Tax Return Transcripts (if you have it).
 ☐ Birth Certificate of your children (if you have any).
 ☐ Joint Lease or Mortgage showing joint tenancy (if you have it).
 ☐ Joint Bank Statements. (Checking, Saving, Credit Cards etc.).
 ☐ Joint Utility Bills (Or Utility Bills showing the same address for each spouse)
 ☐ Joint Cell Phone Bills.
 ☐ Joint Car title.
 ☐ Joint Car Insurance.
 ☐ Life insurance showing each other as beneficiary.
 ☐ Retirement accounts showing each other as beneficiary.
 ☐ Health, dental Insurance showing you are on one another plan.
 ☐ Photographs (Weddings, Trips, Family gatherings, Friends)
 ☐ Affidavits from your family, friends having personal knowledge of your bona fides marriage.

 Form I-485 Completed and Signed by Beneficiary (Alien Applicant).
A personal check or Money Order amount of $1225 made out to U.S. Department of Homeland Security. (Including biometric fee).
Copy of foreign birth certificate for beneficiary accompanied by full-certified translation.
Copy of beneficiary`s passport Biographical page.
Copy of beneficiary`s passport nonimmigrant visa page (if you have)
Two-passport style photo of beneficiary with full name on the back and name on plastic bag.
Copy of beneficiary most recent I-94.
https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/#/recent-search
Copy of Marriage Certificate.
Copy of Divorce Decree (If you are divorced previously).
 Form I-693, Report of Medical Examination and Vaccination Record (sealed by civil surgeon)
“You do not need to send with your initial application but you need have it with you during the interview”
Form I-864, Affidavit of Support Under Section 213A of the INA:
 ☐ Petitioner copies of IRS federal income tax return transcripts for the last one year (Optional last 3 years).
 ☐ Copies of Petitioner`s W2`s or 1040`s forms.
 ☐ Copies of Petitioner`s pay stubs.
 ☐ A letter of employment verification for the petitioner.
 
Form I-765 Completed and Signed by Beneficiary.
Two-passport style photo of beneficiary with full name on the back and name on plastic bag.
Copy of beneficiary`s passport Biographical page.
Copy of beneficiary most recent I-94.
https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/#/recent-search
*No Filing Fee is required for I-765 since it is being submitted along with I-485.

Form I-131 Completed and Signed by Beneficiary.
Copy of beneficiary`s passport Biographical page.
Copy of beneficiary most recent I-94.
Two-passport style photo of beneficiary with full name on the back and name on plastic bag.
 

So i want to share my experience i applied as a LPR wife and my 3 kids.
Feb 2015 applied i130 
April 2015 approved 2015
Oct 2015 applied for i485, i131 i 765 got accepted with priority date feb 2015.
Oct 2015 got fingerprints.
Dec 2015 i got my first I765.
Sep 2016 2nd EAD
Jan 2017 my priority date was current
March 2017 infopass why i dont have my interview, he said that i am line for interview and may wait 6 more months... desperate.
July 2017 3er EAD (this took 5.5 month to got it)
Ago 2017 contacted 1sr senator -no help
Sep 2017 contacted ombudsman-no help
Oct 2017 contaced 2nd senator - Helped a lot
January 16th  2018 got interview letter from local office (not from lee summit)
Feb 2018 infopass why is not a decision and senator again, she told me that they are waiting for my oldest daugther (14th yo) clear name.
Late feb 2018 i moved in the same state.
March 2018  AR11 change of address, just received 1 lettee for my son, but when i called they said that all 4 cases address were changed. Then infopass -nothing uscis told me that can tale up to 6 months 😭😭
Early april 2018 infopass, uscis told me that they just received my daugther clear name and just waiting for a officer to work on my case. 
Around april 12th i started receivend lots of email from uscis that " youe case is under review, there is no action taken at this moment" every 2 daya.
April 25th 2018 "your card is under production" SOOO EXCITED 
April 26th 2018 " your case is approved" email!!!
April 30th 2018 "we sent your Card " ( under informed delivery USPS  i only could see 1 tracking number)
May 1st 2018 RECEIVED 3 GREEN CARDS!!!!! (I realized uscis didnt put my apt # in the other 2 envelopes, just in my son green card)
May 2nd called uscis for my daugther tracking number, i realized that they put my old address for my daugther, i called the post office and they have it, so they hold the envelope.
May 3th 2018 i got my daugthe green card!!!!!!
It was a LONGGG TRIP but now im done!!! Patience, faith and follow up everything. Specially if you change address be carefull and call to really know if they did it, i called the april 25th to tak to a tier 2 and he updated the rest of the addresses that what they told me when i called to know my daugther tracking number.
Any question let me know!!!
 
 
 

hey there... i didnt postpone my interview thank God. i didn't deliver my baby on my interview day or before. the interview went well. i was approved on the spot. God is good

So I was reading up about interviews since our interview is finally scheduled. 
 
Came across this amusing article and wanted to share:
https://thebolditalic.com/i-survived-a-terrible-green-card-interview-to-tell-you-this-the-bold-italic-san-francisco-d3ab8aea272c

Here is the checklist for you good luck!
 
Form I-130 Completed and signed form by Petitioner (U.S. Citizen).
Form I-130A Completed and signed by spouse beneficiary.
A personal check or Money Order amount of $535 made out to U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
https://www.uscis.gov/forms/our-fees
Two-passport style photo of U.S. Citizen with full name on the back and name on plastic bag.
Two-passport style photo of beneficiary with full name on the back and name on plastic bag.
Copy of U.S. Citizen`s Birth Certificate or Passport Biographical Page, or Naturalization Certificate.
Copy of U.S. Citizen`s Driver License or Passport Biographical Page.
Copy of Marriage Certificate.
Copy of Divorce Decree (If you are divorced previously).
Copy of beneficiary`s passport biographical page.
Copy of beneficiary`s most recent I-94.
https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/#/recent-search
Evidence Showing Bona Fide Marriage:
 ☐ Joint IRS Tax Return Transcripts (if you have it).
 ☐ Birth Certificate of your children (if you have any).
 ☐ Joint Lease or Mortgage showing joint tenancy (if you have it).
 ☐ Joint Bank Statements. (Checking, Saving, Credit Cards etc.).
 ☐ Joint Utility Bills (Or Utility Bills showing the same address for each spouse)
 ☐ Joint Cell Phone Bills.
 ☐ Joint Car title.
 ☐ Joint Car Insurance.
 ☐ Life insurance showing each other as beneficiary.
 ☐ Retirement accounts showing each other as beneficiary.
 ☐ Health, dental Insurance showing you are on one another plan.
 ☐ Photographs (Weddings, Trips, Family gatherings, Friends)
 ☐ Affidavits from your family, friends having personal knowledge of your bona fides marriage.

 Form I-485 Completed and Signed by Beneficiary (Alien Applicant).
A personal check or Money Order amount of $1225 made out to U.S. Department of Homeland Security. (Including biometric fee).
Copy of foreign birth certificate for beneficiary accompanied by full-certified translation.
Copy of beneficiary`s passport Biographical page.
Copy of beneficiary`s passport nonimmigrant visa page (if you have)
Two-passport style photo of beneficiary with full name on the back and name on plastic bag.
Copy of beneficiary most recent I-94.
https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/#/recent-search
Copy of Marriage Certificate.
Copy of Divorce Decree (If you are divorced previously).
 Form I-693, Report of Medical Examination and Vaccination Record (sealed by civil surgeon)
“You do not need to send with your initial application but you need have it with you during the interview”
Form I-864, Affidavit of Support Under Section 213A of the INA:
 ☐ Petitioner copies of IRS federal income tax return transcripts for the last one year (Optional last 3 years).
 ☐ Copies of Petitioner`s W2`s or 1040`s forms.
 ☐ Copies of Petitioner`s pay stubs.
 ☐ A letter of employment verification for the petitioner.
 
Form I-765 Completed and Signed by Beneficiary.
Two-passport style photo of beneficiary with full name on the back and name on plastic bag.
Copy of beneficiary`s passport Biographical page.
Copy of beneficiary most recent I-94.
https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/#/recent-search
*No Filing Fee is required for I-765 since it is being submitted along with I-485.

Form I-131 Completed and Signed by Beneficiary.
Copy of beneficiary`s passport Biographical page.
Copy of beneficiary most recent I-94.
Two-passport style photo of beneficiary with full name on the back and name on plastic bag.

i think it is great they issued you 10 year card but i don`t know whether it is mistake or not.  You can schedule an appointment with the local field office to see what they say just in case.

i think it is great they issued you 10 year card but i don`t know whether it is mistake or not.  You can schedule an appointment with the local field office to see what they say just in case.

Yes, as long as his current job brings in 125%, then you guys don't need co-sponsor.
You guys are all set then! Just make sure to sign everything that need to be signed.
I still highly suggest the I-131, since it's free to apply and you just never know what will come up .. Maybe you'll win a trip to Europe or something lol

AOS checklist for you :
 
Form I-130 Completed and signed form by Petitioner (U.S. Citizen).
Form I-130A Completed and signed by spouse beneficiary.
A personal check or Money Order amount of $535 made out to U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
https://www.uscis.gov/forms/our-fees
Two-passport style photo of U.S. Citizen with full name on the back and name on plastic bag.
Two-passport style photo of beneficiary with full name on the back and name on plastic bag.
Copy of U.S. Citizen`s Birth Certificate or Passport Biographical Page, or Naturalization Certificate.
Copy of U.S. Citizen`s Driver License or Passport Biographical Page.
Copy of Marriage Certificate.
Copy of Divorce Decree (If you are divorced previously).
Copy of beneficiary`s passport biographical page.
Copy of beneficiary`s most recent I-94.
https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/#/recent-search
Evidence Showing Bona Fide Marriage:
 ☐ Joint IRS Tax Return Transcripts (if you have it).
 ☐ Birth Certificate of your children (if you have any).
 ☐ Joint Lease or Mortgage showing joint tenancy (if you have it).
 ☐ Joint Bank Statements. (Checking, Saving, Credit Cards etc.).
 ☐ Joint Utility Bills (Or Utility Bills showing the same address for each spouse)
 ☐ Joint Cell Phone Bills.
 ☐ Joint Car title.
 ☐ Joint Car Insurance.
 ☐ Life insurance showing each other as beneficiary.
 ☐ Retirement accounts showing each other as beneficiary.
 ☐ Health, dental Insurance showing you are on one another plan.
 ☐ Photographs (Weddings, Trips, Family gatherings, Friends)
 ☐ Affidavits from your family, friends having personal knowledge of your bona fides marriage.

 Form I-485 Completed and Signed by Beneficiary (Alien Applicant).
A personal check or Money Order amount of $1225 made out to U.S. Department of Homeland Security. (Including biometric fee).
Copy of foreign birth certificate for beneficiary accompanied by full-certified translation.
Copy of beneficiary`s passport Biographical page.
Copy of beneficiary`s passport nonimmigrant visa page (if you have)
Two-passport style photo of beneficiary with full name on the back and name on plastic bag.
Copy of beneficiary most recent I-94.
https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/#/recent-search
Copy of Marriage Certificate.
Copy of Divorce Decree (If you are divorced previously).
 Form I-693, Report of Medical Examination and Vaccination Record (sealed by civil surgeon)
“You do not need to send with your initial application but you need have it with you during the interview”
Form I-864, Affidavit of Support Under Section 213A of the INA:
 ☐ Petitioner copies of IRS federal income tax return transcripts for the last one year (Optional last 3 years).
 ☐ Copies of Petitioner`s W2`s or 1040`s forms.
 ☐ Copies of Petitioner`s pay stubs.
 ☐ A letter of employment verification for the petitioner.
 
Form I-765 Completed and Signed by Beneficiary.
Two-passport style photo of beneficiary with full name on the back and name on plastic bag.
Copy of beneficiary`s passport Biographical page.
Copy of beneficiary most recent I-94.
https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/#/recent-search
*No Filing Fee is required for I-765 since it is being submitted along with I-485.

Form I-131 Completed and Signed by Beneficiary.
Copy of beneficiary`s passport Biographical page.
Copy of beneficiary most recent I-94.
Two-passport style photo of beneficiary with full name on the back and name on plastic bag.
 
Good luck.

Here is the check list for you:
 
Form I-130 Completed and signed form by Petitioner (U.S. Citizen).
Form I-130A Completed and signed by spouse beneficiary.
A personal check or Money Order amount of $535 made out to U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
https://www.uscis.gov/forms/our-fees
Two-passport style photo of U.S. Citizen with full name on the back and name on plastic bag.
Two-passport style photo of beneficiary with full name on the back and name on plastic bag.
Copy of U.S. Citizen`s Birth Certificate or Passport Biographical Page, or Naturalization Certificate.
Copy of U.S. Citizen`s Driver License or Passport Biographical Page.
Copy of Marriage Certificate.
Copy of Divorce Decree (If you are divorced previously).
Copy of beneficiary`s passport biographical page.
Copy of beneficiary`s most recent I-94.
https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/#/recent-search
Evidence Showing Bona Fide Marriage:
 ☐ Joint IRS Tax Return Transcripts (if you have it).
 ☐ Birth Certificate of your children (if you have any).
 ☐ Joint Lease or Mortgage showing joint tenancy (if you have it).
 ☐ Joint Bank Statements. (Checking, Saving, Credit Cards etc.).
 ☐ Joint Utility Bills (Or Utility Bills showing the same address for each spouse)
 ☐ Joint Cell Phone Bills.
 ☐ Joint Car title.
 ☐ Joint Car Insurance.
 ☐ Life insurance showing each other as beneficiary.
 ☐ Retirement accounts showing each other as beneficiary.
 ☐ Health, dental Insurance showing you are on one another plan.
 ☐ Photographs (Weddings, Trips, Family gatherings, Friends)
 ☐ Affidavits from your family, friends having personal knowledge of your bona fides marriage.

 Form I-485 Completed and Signed by Beneficiary (Alien Applicant).
A personal check or Money Order amount of $1225 made out to U.S. Department of Homeland Security. (Including biometric fee).
Copy of foreign birth certificate for beneficiary accompanied by full-certified translation.
Copy of beneficiary`s passport Biographical page.
Copy of beneficiary`s passport nonimmigrant visa page (if you have)
Two-passport style photo of beneficiary with full name on the back and name on plastic bag.
Copy of beneficiary most recent I-94.
https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/#/recent-search
Copy of Marriage Certificate.
Copy of Divorce Decree (If you are divorced previously).
 Form I-693, Report of Medical Examination and Vaccination Record (sealed by civil surgeon)
“You do not need to send with your initial application but you need have it with you during the interview”
Form I-864, Affidavit of Support Under Section 213A of the INA:
 ☐ Petitioner copies of IRS federal income tax return transcripts for the last one year (Optional last 3 years).
 ☐ Copies of Petitioner`s W2`s or 1040`s forms.
 ☐ Copies of Petitioner`s pay stubs.
 ☐ A letter of employment verification for the petitioner.
 
Form I-765 Completed and Signed by Beneficiary.
Two-passport style photo of beneficiary with full name on the back and name on plastic bag.
Copy of beneficiary`s passport Biographical page.
Copy of beneficiary most recent I-94.
https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/#/recent-search
*No Filing Fee is required for I-765 since it is being submitted along with I-485.

Form I-131 Completed and Signed by Beneficiary.
Copy of beneficiary`s passport Biographical page.
Copy of beneficiary most recent I-94.
Two-passport style photo of beneficiary with full name on the back and name on plastic bag.
 
Good Luck!

I am not really sure. Usually it is the other way around. Most of the time waiver cases goes much faster than AOS so you know you have to file a waiver regardless so i would file it.

I wouldn't bring that up at the appointment. Wait for them to give you a decision.

I think that there is nothing that they can do but wait for a decision, if they get refused she can still appeal the decision and for that she’ll have to lawyer up, but they can NOT sue USCIS for a mistake that her husband committed when he didn’t withdrew his prior petition, as immigrating to America is not a “right”, but a “privilege”. The problem here is not your friend, I think that the agent might be thinking that her husband do not have good intention since it’s his second (as far as we know) relationship/petition with a foreigner.
Maybe could be a good idea to ask for help from the congressman in her area, he could ask USCIS to justify the fact that there is no decision yet.
If your friend do not get the expected result, tell her to find a good immigration lawyer and appeal the decision.
Best of luck to your friend.
 

ohh yeah for sure.
 
Good job for OP to prepare the application in this way.