Green Sapphire

Hello,

Does anyone know if I can file for an extension for my wife's AOS. We need a little more time before we file for the green card. She came here on a K-1 and we married inside the 90 days, and now have about 22 days left according to the I-94. A 3 month extension would be great, if it can be petitioned for. Any advice would be helpful. Thanks.

Sorry, I should clarify what I was asking

On Line 10, the form asks for persons whom I have previously submitted a visa petition for. Now that I read it again I realize it is asking. So I assume I should put my fiancee's name and maybe the NOA1 date? I've looked at the example form and I just want to make sure I get the date they are asking for correct.

And on Line 11, from what I've read on previous posts, some people check "intend" and others "do not intend" and some even do neither, just as long as an explanation is in the blank. Does anyone know what the Manila Embassy prefers?

Thanks again, I appreciate everyone's help and suggestions

I'm filling out my I-134 and want to make sure I'm getting it right.

Line 7: My life insurance agent told me that since I have term not a whole life policy, I do not have a "cash surrender value" even though I have a sum in the previous line

Line 10: I'm going to put my fiancee's name, but what date goes there? The day I have it notarized?

Line 11: The consensus seems to be that since its a permanent visa, I should check "do not intend" and put in the line "N/A (K-1 visa process for permanent resident"

Thanks for the you all can give...

@Jim- yeah, my employers are really good at mucking everything up... can't even get my local HR to provide that, have to contact HQ in Texas... but I asked in detail this time so hopefully they will get what we need

@Tahoma- thats good to hear, maybe our adjudicator will be generous and overlook my carelessness... I'll be happy to resubmit anything so long as we don't have to wait a long time

When USCIS needs further or corrected information, they request the specific information in the RFE and also give you the exact address to send it to so that it can be combined with your original application.

Do not send in anything until it is requested by USCIS.

Good luck.

I also have another question... I got my Statement of Employment and it did not have my salary, was prepared by a HR Associate not a Manager, and wasn't signed... I'm trying to get a new statement with more information, but the last one took well over a month... so if it comes to it, can that be an acceptable option? again, thank you everyone for your advice...

OK, thanks. I know I erred on my Intent to Marry and there are a few details we are concerned about. Fingers crossed we won't get an RFE but I have the corected one ready to go. And I can get anything else requested immediatly. Thanks for your help everyone

Hello all,

My fiancée and I are worried that since I made at least one error in the I-129F documents, we might get an RFE. Is there any way that anyone knows of to get in touch with the VSC so we can find out in advance. If we do need to resubmit anything, I'd like to get a head start on it. Or should we go ahead and send the corrections before they ask, assuming that its going to be a problem. Thanks for any advice you can give.