Ashleigh-Au

I am not sure if I will still be around once I am completely done....after arriving in US Jan 05 I didn't post for a long time....until the next stage.

We were waiting for our original petitions to be approved when I found this site....so glad I didn't find it earlier....I would have worried too much.

As it was I just read the instructions and filed confident that I had done everything correctly. No RFE's....so far....touch wood!

I hope everything works out for you....good luck! B)

I would ( and I did) allow at least 3 hours.

Yes... you list all children whether they will be applying for a visa or not.

I sent ours next day delivery...USPS I think....cost $14.00 (there were 3 AOS applications in the pack) and I had delivery confirmation by noon the day after I mailed them.

Congrats....check my timeline.

The I-864 no longer needs to be notarized.

I believe the OP filed only the I-751 thinking that was what was required to adjust status.

The OP did not file to adjust status....the OP missed a whole vital step.

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I would agree....usually within a week or two.

It would make sense but they are not allowed to ask it. I don't know what you do if they do ask....but still it is a no no!

and the employer should not be checking your status until they ofer you a job. Once you accept the job then they can ask that you prove you are authorized to work....not before.

Goos luck tho..hope it all works out for you.

Hi the A number is on my K1 visa but I cannot see it on my son's K2 visa is this correct? SHould he not have one??

That is correct....the K2 will not have an A#

and I also agree.......we came in to USA on one way tickets!

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WAS TALKIN ABOUT DELCO COUPLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

well sheesh........stupid of me.......I should have known!!

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The A# can be found (hopefully) in a few places.

It is usually on the NOA 2..... on the back of the I-94 and sometimes on the visa itself... it begins with an A.

The I 864 no longer needs to be notarized.

There are 0 people in US with my name....but I'm here!!

The I 864 no longer needs to be notarized.

Mine was approved this week after a touch or two...

I received touches on all our pending cases on 1/20/07 as well.

The non immigrant visa number is NOT the A#....

The non immigrant visa number is the red number on the visa.

The A# is a number that is (usually) on the visa....and NOA2....it starts with an "A"

as long as it is less than a year old when you file you will be fine.

Ours were well and truly expired....like about a year. I didn't check with anyone or wait for a RFE.we just did them again....( 2 kids and me)