BearAndKoala

I checked the documents under her AOS application on her USCIS account and the DS-3025 isn't there, should I just upload it as the requested evidence? I'm freaking out though because after I click the link it says I have ONE shot to upload the evidence, and if I get it wrong she can be denied. Please help 😅

I'm seeing a lot of people that just responded with a copy of their D-2035 and it was approved, but of course I'm nervous about sending them what the RFE wasn't talking about. But the I-693 isn't required because she'd completed her exam overseas less than a year ago, or so it says. There's just too much conflicting information and I don't want to spend money I don't have to 😅

Hello again! This may sound dumb since there's so much information to help here, but still I feel better asking directly. So we just received an RFE for my wife's I-693, but we already have the medical exam paperwork from the Philippines, her D-3025. There's an option to upload her record to her USCIS account, would that fulfill the RFE? She took her medical exam on 7/5/2022 and she arrived here on 8/29/2022, we turned in her I-485 on 11/28/22.

I know she's not out of status because we applied before the date on the I-94 passed, but I'm always nervous about these things. One thing goes wrong and it's months of hell to go through.

Hello again! My now wife has been suffering from chronic vertigo and pain in her right ear, often accompanied with slight hearing loss, for a few weeks now. I want to make her an appointment with a doctor to check her out, as she's now on my workplace medical insurance as my dependent. The potential issue is, we still don't have her Green Card. We're waiting on her Adjustment of Status, but so far we only have a receipt that they've gotten it. I don't want her to get in any trouble, but I need to make sure she's okay. What do I do?

Okay it looks like it made it, my account was charged for the amount. I'm nervous so I'll just ask, what should the charge look like on my bank account? 😅

Hello again! So I did the search, found the correct address for FedEx deliveries, put that on my packet and went to the shipping place. Shipped it to the S. Dearborn St., Chicago IL address. Then I realized they sent it through USPS. How much trouble am I in for? 😅

According to their website, the county clerk we have our appointment through takes two weeks to have the certificate available so I think it'll be fine on that.

What I'm worried about is the marriage certificate, but really any paperwork examples. Getting any government paperwork can take a lot longer than expected so I just want to be prepared for anything just in case.

Thank you so much for all your help, it's really making things clearer for us. If it takes too long to get certain paperwork, what should I do then? File without it just so I get it in on time?

My fiancé and I are finally together and getting married this Friday! I wish it was as happy a time as it should be, but this whole Adjustment of Status thing is hanging over me. Our deadline for marriage is the 26th of November, and I know we have to apply for the AOS before then. So we're getting our civil ceremony and marriage certificate appointment on Friday, the 21st of October. What happens if they don't give me the certificate by then? And these fees are killing me. I make a good wage but I live in California, so I don't actually make a good wage. I'm supporting my aging Father after he lost his job, so I'm worried that I might not have the funds for the fees in time. I've seen lots of talk about people filing for an AOS very late, but still married before the deadline, and they seem okay. Is that possible or should I start panhandling now? 😅 Thank you all for your help and please be kind, I know I probably sound like a dope who's way over his head 😂

Well to be fair, almost nothing is clear about this process. That's why this forum is so helpful, everyone here has been through this nonsense.

I figured as much. No it was another K1 applicant she knows.

Hello again! So my fiancé is asking about this checklist she found for paperwork a K1 beneficiary needs when they travel to the US, and we have everything but two. The checklist offers no explanation so would anyone mind explaining these to me? Internet search is being just as helpful with this stuff as ever /sarcasm - CDC Form - I'm guessing this is done kind of vaccination record? - BOI Form - Bureau of Investigation? Thank you!

Unfortunately my family set it up while I was at work, they wanted to surprise me. They sure did 😂