AOS in Seattle
Sep 26th 2003, 9:41 pm
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AOS in Seattle
Hi all,
I am filing for AOS, EAD and AP for my wife, who arrived on a K1 and we got married this week.
I have seen prior posts about email id for the Seattle office, which I have not been able to find, if some one has that, it would be helpful.
Also I am confused about the medical part for AOS application. In the bcis website it is mentioned that the Seattle office requires the I 693 to be submitted along with the I 485, but I guess the exception to K1 applies. Is the vaccination supplement necessary at this stage of filing ?
Any experiences with the Seattle office regarding filing would be appreciated. I gather that filing in person is painful, so I plan to mail it, but am concerned that if they have a problem with the paper work, that will add time to our adjustment.
Thanks again
MP
I am filing for AOS, EAD and AP for my wife, who arrived on a K1 and we got married this week.
I have seen prior posts about email id for the Seattle office, which I have not been able to find, if some one has that, it would be helpful.
Also I am confused about the medical part for AOS application. In the bcis website it is mentioned that the Seattle office requires the I 693 to be submitted along with the I 485, but I guess the exception to K1 applies. Is the vaccination supplement necessary at this stage of filing ?
Any experiences with the Seattle office regarding filing would be appreciated. I gather that filing in person is painful, so I plan to mail it, but am concerned that if they have a problem with the paper work, that will add time to our adjustment.
Thanks again
MP
Sep 26th 2003, 10:19 pm
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Hi,
I can't help you with the K1 specific parts as I have filed for AOS after entering on Visa Waiver Program.
The most informative situation at the Seattle office was when we went there with partly completed forms to ask for help.
So that would be my advice:
Fill in the forms as far as you get, don't sign them, take some notes about what questions to ask and go stand in line to get your answers.
If the line is really long you may wanna try another day.
With the informations you get there and probably some additional you can complete the forms and send them in with FedEx or something similar, to be sure to get a (FedEx) receipt.
You won't get any kind of receipt if you just hand the forms to an officer.
The first receipt in that case would be your cleared checks.
Good luck
JuMu
I can't help you with the K1 specific parts as I have filed for AOS after entering on Visa Waiver Program.
The most informative situation at the Seattle office was when we went there with partly completed forms to ask for help.
So that would be my advice:
Fill in the forms as far as you get, don't sign them, take some notes about what questions to ask and go stand in line to get your answers.
If the line is really long you may wanna try another day.
With the informations you get there and probably some additional you can complete the forms and send them in with FedEx or something similar, to be sure to get a (FedEx) receipt.
You won't get any kind of receipt if you just hand the forms to an officer.
The first receipt in that case would be your cleared checks.
Good luck
JuMu
Sep 27th 2003, 9:02 pm
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Re: AOS in Seattle
one last spam for the road.
gotta catch a flight tomorrow.
See you losers when I get back
"stumpthechump" <member@british_expats.com> wrote in message
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> Hi all,
> I am filing for AOS, EAD and AP for my wife, who arrived on a K1 and we
> got married this week.
> I have seen prior posts about email id for the Seattle office, which I
> have not been able to find, if some one has that, it would be helpful.
> Also I am confused about the medical part for AOS application. In the
> bcis website it is mentioned that the Seattle office requires the I
> 693 to be submitted along with the I 485, but I guess the exception
> to K1 applies. Is the vaccination supplement necessary at this stage
> of filing ?
> Any experiences with the Seattle office regarding filing would be
> appreciated. I gather that filing in person is painful, so I plan to
> mail it, but am concerned that if they have a problem with the paper
> work, that will add time to our adjustment.
> Thanks again
> MP
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
gotta catch a flight tomorrow.
See you losers when I get back
"stumpthechump" <member@british_expats.com> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Hi all,
> I am filing for AOS, EAD and AP for my wife, who arrived on a K1 and we
> got married this week.
> I have seen prior posts about email id for the Seattle office, which I
> have not been able to find, if some one has that, it would be helpful.
> Also I am confused about the medical part for AOS application. In the
> bcis website it is mentioned that the Seattle office requires the I
> 693 to be submitted along with the I 485, but I guess the exception
> to K1 applies. Is the vaccination supplement necessary at this stage
> of filing ?
> Any experiences with the Seattle office regarding filing would be
> appreciated. I gather that filing in person is painful, so I plan to
> mail it, but am concerned that if they have a problem with the paper
> work, that will add time to our adjustment.
> Thanks again
> MP
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
