Filing I-751 - send original documents or photocopies
Jul 9th 2007, 5:38 am
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Filing I-751 - send original documents or photocopies
Urgh - I am so embarrassed I'm even askign this question....!
Ok, so when my ex-hubby and I went for our AOS interview, we took four suitcases of evidence, all leather-bound, colour coordinated and labelled in alpabetical and date order (yes, total nerds - ya think?) Anyway - all our documents were ORIGINALS with TWO photocopies of EACH document...
Now for filing the I751....should i be sending originals, photocopies or originals AND photocopies...as for photos, again, ORIGINAL photos or photocopies of photos? (ok, now I've confused myself!)
You guys rock - thanks so, so much...
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Louise
Ok, so when my ex-hubby and I went for our AOS interview, we took four suitcases of evidence, all leather-bound, colour coordinated and labelled in alpabetical and date order (yes, total nerds - ya think?) Anyway - all our documents were ORIGINALS with TWO photocopies of EACH document...
Now for filing the I751....should i be sending originals, photocopies or originals AND photocopies...as for photos, again, ORIGINAL photos or photocopies of photos? (ok, now I've confused myself!)
You guys rock - thanks so, so much...
Best
Louise
Jul 9th 2007, 5:40 am
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Re: Filing I-751 - send original documents or photocopies
Never send originals. Always send a photocopy. Yes, you can send photocopies of pictures as well.
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Jul 9th 2007, 6:21 am
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Re: Filing I-751 - send original documents or photocopies
Urgh - I am so embarrassed I'm even askign this question....!
Ok, so when my ex-hubby and I went for our AOS interview, we took four suitcases of evidence, all leather-bound, colour coordinated and labelled in alpabetical and date order (yes, total nerds - ya think?) Anyway - all our documents were ORIGINALS with TWO photocopies of EACH document...
Now for filing the I751....should i be sending originals, photocopies or originals AND photocopies...as for photos, again, ORIGINAL photos or photocopies of photos? (ok, now I've confused myself!)
You guys rock - thanks so, so much...
Best
Louise
Ok, so when my ex-hubby and I went for our AOS interview, we took four suitcases of evidence, all leather-bound, colour coordinated and labelled in alpabetical and date order (yes, total nerds - ya think?) Anyway - all our documents were ORIGINALS with TWO photocopies of EACH document...
Now for filing the I751....should i be sending originals, photocopies or originals AND photocopies...as for photos, again, ORIGINAL photos or photocopies of photos? (ok, now I've confused myself!)
You guys rock - thanks so, so much...
Best
Louise
Forms = always Originals
Evidence = Photocopies + present original when asked
Jul 9th 2007, 7:27 am
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Re: Filing I-751 - send original documents or photocopies
Thank god for this website tho' - otherwise I'd go crazeeee.
Jul 10th 2007, 3:09 am
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Re: Filing I-751 - send original documents or photocopies
lulu204 wrote:
>>Nerd.. you need to be in the AR Club! (see posts from SecretGarden for
>>membership information). <g>
>>
>>Forms = always Originals
>>Evidence = Photocopies + present original when asked
>
>
> ooooh - a secret club? I wanna join, I wanna join! heehee. do I have
> to be a regular nerd to join or a supernerd? Sadly, I fear I fall into
> the second catagory... :-(
>
> Thank god for this website tho' - otherwise I'd go crazeeee.
>
The AR club and nerd club are two different things. Some here belong in
both however.
This group has prevented a lot of insanity. That's for sure.
>>Nerd.. you need to be in the AR Club! (see posts from SecretGarden for
>>membership information). <g>
>>
>>Forms = always Originals
>>Evidence = Photocopies + present original when asked
>
>
> ooooh - a secret club? I wanna join, I wanna join! heehee. do I have
> to be a regular nerd to join or a supernerd? Sadly, I fear I fall into
> the second catagory... :-(
>
> Thank god for this website tho' - otherwise I'd go crazeeee.
>
The AR club and nerd club are two different things. Some here belong in
both however.
This group has prevented a lot of insanity. That's for sure.
