JjR

Hi there,
Hows everybody doin? Im getting married on the 29th of august and
trying to prepared all the documents that i need to change my status,
i have form I- 485, I-765, I-864, G-325A fill up already, what is the
next step that i should do. Should i mail or file in person coz i
heard that you can go to ins office and you can file in person. its
that true? Im from New Jersey and there is 2 ins location near to my
place " cherry hill and newark. Any help are appreciated!


Thanks a lot
arlene

Just Jenney

Only one local USCIS office will be the one you go through, and this is determined by what NJ county you live in. If you are unsure which office is yours, check out the following link -- the Newark office is the main distict USCIS office, and Cherry Hill is the sub-office:

http://uscis.gov/graphics/fieldoffic...rk/aboutus.htm

As far as whether you apply in person or by mail, that will depend on your local USCIS office's procedures. Some allow you to file either way, some only allow mailed-in applications. I took a brief look at both Newark and Cherry Hill's info on that, and it looks like they only accept mailed-in applications. Perhaps someone else will be able to confirm that, though.

~ Jenney

JjR

Jenney & Mark <member2595@british_expats.com> wrote in message news:<[email protected] om>...
    > > Hi there,
    > > Hows everybody doin? Im getting married on the 29th of august and
    > > trying to prepared all the documents that i need to change my status,
    > > i have form I- 485, I-765, I-864, G-325A fill up already, what is the
    > > next step that i should do. Should i mail or file in person coz i
    > > heard that you can go to ins office and you can file in person. its
    > > that true? Im from New Jersey and there is 2 ins location near to my
    > > place " cherry hill and newark. Any help are appreciated!
    > >
    > >
    > > Thanks a lot
    > > arlene
    >
    > Only one local USCIS office will be the one you go through, and this is
    > determined by what NJ county you live in. If you are unsure which office
    > is yours, check out the following link -- the Newark office is the main
    > distict USCIS office, and Cherry Hill is the sub-office:
    >
    > http://uscis.gov/graphics/fieldoffic...rk/aboutus.htm
    >
    > As far as whether you apply in person or by mail, that will depend on
    > your local USCIS office's procedures. Some allow you to file either way,
    > some only allow mailed-in applications. I took a brief look at both
    > Newark and Cherry Hill's info on that, and it looks like they only
    > accept mailed-in applications. Perhaps someone else will be able to
    > confirm that, though.
    >
    > ~ Jenney



Thank you Jenney!