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Old Mar 30th 2004, 5:48 am
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Is there a place where I can find out what all these abbreviations mean that pple use. I am so lost
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Is there a place where I can find out what all these abbreviations mean that pple use. I am so lost

Try the FAQ listed in the root post at the top of the British Expats forum. The abbreviations are all listed at the end of the FAQ.
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Good morning.
I used this link: http://www.visajourney.com/faq/k1faq.htm#appendix

Hope it helps
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Try the FAQ listed in the root post at the top of the British Expats forum. The abbreviations are all listed at the end of the FAQ.
FAQ = Frequently Asked Questions
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    > Try the FAQ listed in the
    >root post at the top of the British Expats forum. The abbreviations are
    >all listed at the end of the FAQ.

I went to the FAQ page and saw nothing about abbreviations.
 
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    > Try the FAQ listed in the
    >root post at the top of the British Expats forum. The abbreviations are
    >all listed at the end of the FAQ.

I went to the FAQ page and saw nothing about abbreviations.
Then you didn't look very hard. It is at the end of the very first page:

APPENDIX - Forms and Terminology
I-94 - Arrival/Departure record. This will be issued at the originating airport, on the flight or at the border if traveling from Canada or Mexico. It should be stamped with a 90 day work authorization and should be kept until the USCIS (INS) interview
I-102 - Form to apply for I-94 if it was lost, destroyed or mutilated.
I-129F - Petition for Alien Fiance(e). Can only be filed by US Citizen and must be filed in the US.
I-130 - Petition for alien relative.
I-134 - Affidavit of support. Used when applying for non-immigrant visas.
I-131 - Application for Re-entry Permit/Advanced Parole. Required to re-enter between filing I-485 and getting the green card stamp.
I-468 - Data Collection for Alien Documentation, Identification & Telecommunications System (ADIT). A processing form. Similar to WR-702 or WR-703.
I-551 - Alien Registration Receipt Card. The 'Green' Card. After a successful interview at the USCIS (INS) office, this will be stamped in the passport and the laminated card send afterwards.
I-765 - Application for Employment Authorization Document
I-485 - Change of Status form. Must be filed after the wedding to begin process of transferring status to permanent resident.
I-751 - Petition to remove conditions. This form must be filed jointly by original petitioner and beneficiary in the 3 months prior to the 2nd anniversary of obtaining conditional permanent residency.
I-864 - Affidavit of support. This form is to be filed with I-485 when changing status
I-865- Sponsors change of address. If you signed the I-864 affidavit, you must report change of your address within 10 days.
I-797 - Notice of Action. Both the receipt notice, and approval notice will be issued on this form.
I-688 - This is the number of a laminated Employment Authorization Document. (Currently version I-688B)
G-325A - Biographic Information. Needs to be filled out for petitioner and beneficiary when petitioning, and again when filing adjustment of status
I-9 - Employment Eligibility Verification. You will be required to fill this form out when applying for a job to show you are legally employable.
I-90 - Application to Replace Alien Receipt Card. This will need to be filed if you lose your green card. (and I think when it expires)
9003 - "Additional Questions to be Completed by All Applicants for Permanent Residence in the United States" (a form used by the Internal Revenue Service)
AR-11 - Change of Address form. Tough to find. Send a letter instead.
N-400 - Application for Naturalization (to United States Citizen)
WR-702 or WR-703 - Data Collection for Alien Documentation, Identification & Telecommunications System (ADIT). A processing form. Similar to I-468.

ADIT - Alien Documentation, Identification & Telecommunications System
AOS - Affidavit of Support
AOS - Adjustment of Status
Consulate - Work place of a diplomat who's job is to look after the interest of it's citizens in a foreign country. This is also where visas are processed
BCIS - Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services
CPR - Conditional Permanent Resident
CSC - California Service Center
DOJ - Department of Justice. BCIS (INS) falls under the jurisdiction of the DOJ
EAD - Employment Authorization Document
Embassy - The building in which an ambassador lives or works. The Embassy does not process visas
FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
INA - Immigration and Nationality Act
IBIS - Interagency Border Inspection System
INS - Immigration and Naturalization Service
IRS - Internal Revenue Service
ISP - Internet Service Provider
IVACS - Immigrant Visa Applicant Control System
JFK - John F. Kennedy International Airport
NG - Newsgroup
NOA - Notice of Action (form I-797)
NSC - Nebraska Service Center
PDF - Adobe Portable Document Format (used by Adobe Reader)
PISS - Pre-INS Submission Syndrome
POE - Port of Entry. Usually airport or border crossing inspection post.
PR - Permanent Resident (Also LPR - Legal Permanent Resident)
SSA - Social Security Administration
SSN - Social Security Number
TPS - Temporary Protected Status
TSC - Texas Service Center
USCIS - US Citizenship and Immigration Services
VSC - Vermont Service Center
VWPP - Visa Waiver Pilot Program
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