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ADAngel

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  • Birthday August 9

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  • Gender
    Female
  • State
    Michigan

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  • Immigration Status
    K-1 Visa
  • Local Office
    Detroit MI
  • Country
    United Kingdom

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  1. Hello everyone! Great news! On 1/31/23 the USCIS website updated to show that my husband's green card had been printed. On 2/1, it updated again to show that our petition was approved without an interview! His card was shipped on 2/3 and we received it yesterday, 2/6. Our service center was Nebraska. We haven't applied for his citizenship and probably won't for a while, so I just wanted to update everyone with our timeline without the N-400 application. To say we are relieved is a total understatement, it's such a huge weight of our shoulders to finally have a 10 year permanent residency card. The impending expiration of our extension letter was starting to cause some issues and with a trip to the UK coming up in May I was starting to freak out! Did anyone else get differing estimates from VJ ranging anywhere from February 16th to May 15th? I had to stop opening them since they were freaking me out haha. Anyway, there is a light at the end of the tunnel!! I wish all of you good luck and hope that your approvals are on their way! 💞
  2. Hello everyone! We filed our I-751 July 8th, 2021 and got our NOA 7/12/2021 and our biometrics waiver 9/9/2021. We're with the Nebraska center and have yet to hear anything after the 9/9 biometrics waiver. This is probably a long shot but does anyone know if we can request a duplicate copy of a document they have already sent to us? We received his 18 month and 24 month extensions, but unfortunately we have lost his 24 month extension. I'm very upset about it as I keep all of his immigration documentation (even copies of his original K-1 package) in the same place as a "just in case" and I'm usually very diligent about this. I don't know how we could have lost it but here we are. I was hoping we wouldn't need it but we're at 15 months now since submission and I'm starting to worry that we will hit 19 months and not have his 24 month extension letter for proof of his residency. If you know about anything we can do for this please let me know, I would really appreciate it! Also, is there anyone else that's choosing to wait to apply for their N400? He was eligible 9/30/2022 but we've decided to hold off on applying. Since this next green card is good for 10 years, neither of us really see the need to apply for his N400 right away. We almost feel like we want to get our money's worth out of his 10 year 😂 From this thread this doesn't seem to be typical I guess. Will waiting impact his chances of being approved for citizenship in the future? Just in general, how are is everyone holding up? I know it feels like we are so close to being set for a long time! I think it's a great feeling but also so stressful waiting for so long (again).
  3. Thanks! I guess I just wasn't sure what all we should include but I guess it's best to consider this a totally new application as they probably won't see our previous evidence. I've done some digging and we now have the following evidence: - Purchase agreement for our house (May 2020) - Mortgage statements from July 2020, Sept 2020, December 2020, and our April statement -Joint asset statements from July 2019, Sept 2019, March 2020, October 2020, January 2021,& March 2021 - 2019 & 2020 joint tax returns - 2019 & 2020 W-2s where we both have the same mailing address - Most recent paystub for both of us - Benefits statements from our work that show our life insurance options (one for each of us that shows we have each other as the beneficiaries) - Homeowner's insurance & our renewal policy - Water bill from our township for 2 quarters that shows us both on it - My 401k that has him listed as beneficiary - Our lease agreement from 2018 when we lived together in the UK before he got the K-1 and we migrated back to the US together. - I'll try to find our lease from the apartment we lived in from December 2018 - November 2019 but it was kind of a crappy place and they didn't do anything digitally, not even sure we got our own paper copy so we might be out of luck for that one. We moved in with my parents from November 2019 until we bought our house in May 2020 so we don't really have anything to show for that period of time. - Flight itineraries from 3 different trips we took together, one with just the two of us from 2018, one with my friend from 2018 and one with my mom from 2020 (pre-COVID) - 10-11 pictures of us with friends and family, pictures of us signing for/moving in to our house. I'm hoping that this is enough! Part of me kind of hoped that we were done with gathering evidence but fingers crossed we're almost done. Thank you for your help
  4. Thank you for the help! Bank statements and stuff like that are difficult since my credit union wouldn't allow us to add him to the account until we had his green card in hand, same with his drivers license/auto insurance. I'll definitely get our lease before we bought our house and joint tax returns from 2019/2020. Will probably include our lease from when we lived in the UK together as well. I'll try and dig up some other stuff too.
  5. Hey Guys! It's been a long time since I've posted anything here as things have been uneventful but now it's time for us to submit my husband's I-751! This is probably a silly question, I just want to make sure I'm not misinterpreting the instructions, and so far they've been required for every application. Do we need to submit passport photos with the I-751 application? Instructions imply that passport photos are only required for the "exception" that aren't providing a copy of the front and back of their green card. (I've attached a snip of the part of the instructions I'm referring to) Also, on a separate note, so far these are the documents I've compiled for our application as evidence: - Joint mortgage statement for April - Joint bank statement - Water bill from our township that has both of our names on it - Paystubs for both of us (we work for the same employer so thought maybe that would be something?) - Around 6-10 photos of us with my family, his family, and our friends, also a photo of us when we bought our house and our wedding rings from when we upgraded last year. Is this too much? Not enough? Last question! Are we applying too early or are we just right, maybe a bit late? His green card expires 8/29/2021 and with how long the other processes have taken I feel like I'm really behind! Did I wait too long or should I wait to submit our application? Thanks in advance for any help! 😁
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