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Looks like I will receive the RFIE. I will have it ready.

I ended up calling USPS and they were able to hold my package. I went there, and they had my package!!!

Ended up receiving full refund.

I will add the I-130A document to my package and ship it tomorrow.

Thanks Gordo!

Awesome. That's great!

Here is my final package I will send tomorrow. I included the form I-130A and changed the I-765 category from C33 to C9.

1. Remittance in the amount of $1,760 for Forms I-130 and I-485,
2. I-130, Petition for Alien Relative;
3. I-130A, Supplement Information for Spouse Beneficiary;
4. I-485, Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status;
5. I-693, Medical Examination Form;
6. I-765, Application for Employment Authorization;
7. Petitioner’s I-864, Affidavit of Support;
8. G-325A, Biographic Information for both Petitioner and Beneficiary;
9. Color Passport Photographs of Petitioner and Beneficiary; and
10. Index of Exhibits with attached exhibits.


Petitioner Documents
EXHIBIT 1 Copy of U.S. Driver License for Jane Doe (hereinafter referred to as “Petitioner”).
EXHIBIT 2 Copy of U.S. Birth Certificate for Jane Doe (hereinafter referred to as “Petitioner”).
EXHIBIT 3 Copy of U.S. Passport for Jane Doe (hereinafter referred to as “Petitioner”).

Beneficiary Documents
EXHIBIT 4 Copy of Beneficiary’s United States Employment Authorization Card (front and back) and Previous EADs.
EXHIBIT 5 Copy of I-94 Card and USA B-2 Visa Card, (hereinafter referred to as “Beneficiary”).
EXHIBIT 6 Copy of Original Birth Certificate of the Beneficiary with Translation to English.
EXHIBIT 7 Copy of Beneficiary’s Passport and Advanced Paroled Stamp.

Joint Documents Evidencing Relationship
EXHIBIT 8 Copy of Marriage License and Certificate between Petitioner and Beneficiary.
EXHIBIT 9 Copy of Geico Liability Insurance Card Listing Petitioner and Beneficiary as Operators (Two Cars)
EXHIBIT 10 Copy of Beneficiary’s Life Insurance Listing Petitioner as the Primary Beneficiary
EXHIBIT 11 Copy of Summer 2016 Itinerary Vacation Trip to Florida
EXHIBIT 12 Copies of TV Bill Addressed to the Petitioner
EXHIBIT 13 Copies of Electric Bill Addressed to the Beneficiary
EXHIBIT 14 Copies of Bank Joint Account Statements from April and May 2017
EXHIBIT 15 Copy of Beneficiary Driver’s License.
EXHIBIT 16 Copy of Petitioner’s Loan Activity (Payments) of the Condominium.
EXHIBIT 17 Copy of Real State Contract for purchase of Condominium.
EXHIBIT 18 Copy of Condominium Deed Showing Petitioner and Beneficiary’s Name
EXHIBIT 19 Photocopies of the Petitioner and Beneficiary together as a couple, over the course of several years.

Household’s Affidavit of Support Documents Evidencing Financial Support
EXHIBIT 20 Copy of Petitioner’s 2016 (Joint), 2015, 2014, W2 Wage and Tax Statements.
EXHIBIT 21 Copy of Beneficiary’s 2015 W2 Wage and Tax Statements.
EXHIBIT 22 Copy of Petitioner and Beneficiary’s Last Two Paystubs.

CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL OF THE NEW GREEN CARD HOLDERS & GOOD LUCK TO THE THOSE WHO WILL SOON JOIN!!! MY CASE RECEVIED DATE TO MY CASE APPROVED DATE/INTERVIEW WAS 5 MONTHS 2 DAYS... I believe the wait time is based on your local field office I live in Delaware but my interview was an hr away in Philadelphia

What an amazing list i didnt even have half of those things lol. I have no doubt that your case will be approved

Omg! You're situation is like mine. My fiance lives in Maryland and I live in Pennsylvania. He moved there because he wanted to become a police officer (he is now). He wanted to get married asap so I can adjust my status and we don't have the enough money for a wedding ceremony with friends and family so we are going to do a civil wedding with just him and I. I kind of concerned too on how to proved that it'll be a bona fide wedding since we won't be living together until we get married.

For those who submitted AOS, what is the expiration of the new EAD you receive prior to obtaining the green card?

based on my timeline I would say no. my case was received March 22, and by May 2 the case was 'ready to be scheduled interview'. so basically about a month and a few days. not sure if that's normal. But I havent received my EAD. I just hit 90 days yesterday so hopefully it goes into production soon since my DACA EAD expires in late August

i think the long wait comes from the local office after the case status is updated to ready to schedule, and is sent to the local office. For me its NYC so it'll probably be a while before they schedule it


google lists of bona fide evidence, put them all together and gather as many as you can. Different websites offer some different ideas. If you won't be living together then all the evidence you collect will be really important. The basics are file taxes together, have joint bank accounts, credit cards, etc etc

Have you two lived together? How long you two been together? Do you have joint account? Do you have lease on both names before?