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Hi, we have the same married date, Oct. 18, 2008.

Anyway, i went to SS office and had no problem..all i brought was the application, passport, and marriage certificate...

At first the guy gave me a Social security in the name of my passport..and he made me check if it is correct..well there were many mistakes, such as my mother's name spelled wrong and my married name not shown..he did not read what it was written in the application..he based it all thru my passport. So I told him that i would like my name changed to my married name and showed him again my marriage certificate..SO then he changed it..after two weeks, i received my ss card..now i am applying for my California ID..

So even if you have married, you are able to get an SS as your I-94 havent expired yet.

Good Luck!

CONGRATULATIONS!!!

Good Luck on your INTERVIEW!!

God Bless!

- Cover letter (lists of what's inside the packet)

- Form I-485 (AOS)

- Payment $1010 (check) (Biometrics fee included)

- Copy of Form I-797C Notice of Action (Approval Notice)

- Copy of my birth certificate

- Copy of Passport (Biographical Page) with K1 Visa with entry stamp

- Copy of Form I-94 (front and back)

- Original Copy of Marriage Certificate

- Medical Form I-693A -sealed envelope by the civil surgeon-

- Form G-325A, Biographic Information Sheet (4 pages)

- 2 passport sized photos

I-864 Affidavit of Support (Petitioner) (notarized)

- Federal income tax return ) 2007, W-2 2007 (for his job last 2007)

- Proof of source of income

- Letter from Veterans proving income is non taxable

- Copy of bank statement proving the VA deposited every month, (notarized)

- Copy of Passport with Biographical Page

I-864 Affidavit of Support (Joint Sponsor) --just in case we need co-sponsor... coz he's not working now..

- Federal income tax return 2007, W-2 for 2007

- Proof of Assets/Properties

-Pay stubs

-Employment Letter

-Copy of passport

I-765 Application for Employment Document

- Copy of Passport (Biographical Page), with K1 visa

- Copy of Form I-94 (front and back)

- Copy of Marriage Certificate

- 2 passport size photos

I-131 APPLICATION FOR TRAVEL DOCUMENT

Copy of passport’s biographical page

Copy of passport page with non-immigrant K1 visa

Copy of Form I-94 form (front & back)

2 Passport size photos

Hi, does the I-864 affidavit of support need to be NOTARIZED???

Tnx for the info...Its very helpful!

kawawa naman si done tourist na tega be cool na at&t sa istets

lol...nakakatawa naman ang story..

Congratulations!!!

Very lovely photos!!!

Byutiful Dress!!!

Congratulations!!!

Were almost there!!!

God Bless!!!

Thank you everyone for the Congrats!

I hope and pray to others that they get theirs as well and that we be with our love ones soon.

God is good indeed! God Bless everyone!!!

"Patience is not the ability to wait, but the ability to keep a good attitude while waiting. Keep the faith. God makes all things beautiful in His time."

Kanina I went to Tondo church to pray na sana ma approve na kami sa NOA2! We have been waiting more than 5 months na and its so difficult to wait for that long..Pag uwi ko, check ko mail ko, may mail sa CRIS and I prayed that its a good news (kinabahan tlga aq), and when i opened it...

I was full of joy! I'm so happy that we are finally approve from NOA2..

God is soooo good! Thank you god! Thank you! Thank you! you have answered my prayers. Hindi tlga tayu pababayaan ng God! God is so Good!

Thank you so much my VJ Family....

I have learned so much from here...

and I knoe that when ever I have a problem or question I can always count on my VJ Family...

God bless!!!

my timeline:

mailed NOA1: 2-20-08

received NOA1: 2-22-08

Got email from CRIS NOA2 approval: 7-25-08 (154 days)

Hi patiently waiting

hope this helps...

Can my spouse bring her/his children?

Yes. An IR visa allows unmarried minor children to travel to the U.S., either at the same time as your spouse or at a later date. However, a separate immigrant visa petition is required for each child in an IR case.

However, for an IR-1 visa, you MUST be domiciled in the United States by the time your spouse appears for a personal interview at the Embassy.

NOTE: Active duty U.S. military personnel are considered to be domiciled in the United States while serving overseas.

http://manila.usembassy.gov/wwwhlove.html

IR-1 Visa

Good Luck and God Bless to you and your family...

Oooppss...I'm sorry! Please ignore my post! i guess i got it wrong! It looks like what Dbears post is much more helpful...

Take Care and God Bless!

Hi patiently waiting

hope this helps...

Can my spouse bring her/his children?

Yes. An IR visa allows unmarried minor children to travel to the U.S., either at the same time as your spouse or at a later date. However, a separate immigrant visa petition is required for each child in an IR case.

However, for an IR-1 visa, you MUST be domiciled in the United States by the time your spouse appears for a personal interview at the Embassy.

NOTE: Active duty U.S. military personnel are considered to be domiciled in the United States while serving overseas.

http://manila.usembassy.gov/wwwhlove.html

IR-1 Visa

Good Luck and God Bless to you and your family...

hi....

thanks everyone...

thanks melanie for that info, i think i can try getting the CFO and counseling in manila, its better done with it earlier than late right.

thanks jhen for that info as well...its much clear to me now what i should do...

now i won't be so stressed out thinking about it...

Sana nga next month na...

Goodluck to all of us...

and thank you for all your help...

your all been great and very helpful...

This is Really Great! This is very helpful, and im sure to others as well...

Thank you so Much Much Sheriff Uling for this...

million thanks...

I didn't take a second look at this thread but here is a similar one [CLICK HERE]

Hello all...

I knoe probably someone already ask this questions before but I would like to know the answers again, if possible. It'd be great and very helpful..Thank you very much VJ friends

My question is:

Is there anything I or my fiance needed to do while we wait for the NoA2? Can my fiance give me his Affidavit of Support already, including all his company letter, bank statements, ITR's, and I-134? I thought I read something that the I-134 cannot be notarized until we received a NoA2 approval. Is that correct, so we have to wait until the NoA2 to be approved then he can notarize the I-134.

Second, can I get all my NBi clearance, Police Clearance, Birth Certificate, and what else do i need to get again? hehe...i'm lost..theres so many requirements that i forget now..Anyway, can I get all those instead of waiting for the Packet 3?

And Last, When should I take the Medical Exam, Is it before 1 week or 1 month before the Interview Appointment.

Hehe..sorry for the many questions, I am just so worried and anxious about all this, I want to be with my Fiance ASAP..huhu...

Thank you so very Much Much My VJ friends...

Service Center: California Service Center

Consulate: Manila Embassy

I-129F Sent: 02/20/2008

I-129F NoA1: 02/22/2008

I-129F RFE:

I-129F NoA2:

Consulate Received:

Packet 3 Received:

Packet 3 Sent:

Packet 4 Received:

Interview date:

Visa Received:

US Entry:

Mariage:

Hi...

Sana i can come that day...

wala bang mas maaga, like 5 pm..hehe

takot kasi ako mag biyahe magisa sa gabi...

pero ok lang, tingnan ko kung pwde ako makapunta...

Hi...

Sayang, gusto ko ren pumunta kaso ngaun ko lang den nakita ang post, sana may eb ulit, sama ako, para may bagu aq frends..

What: VJiers kita-kits

When: June 23, 2008 Monday

Meeting time: starts at 8pm

Where: Starbucks, Greenbelt 3, Makati City

Inviting all our fellows here, please join us.

Confirmed:

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