why proof with I-751?
May 13th 2004, 12:06 am
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Re: why proof with I-751?
Originally posted by Noorah101
I'm confused about something (surprise, surprise! lol). How many AOS interviews are there? It seems to me there are two...one shortly after you turn in the AOS application, to receive the conditional card, and a second one down the road where you show proof of a bona-fide marriage and get the conditions lifted. Am I right? Or is there only the one to get the conditions lifted?
Rene
I'm confused about something (surprise, surprise! lol). How many AOS interviews are there? It seems to me there are two...one shortly after you turn in the AOS application, to receive the conditional card, and a second one down the road where you show proof of a bona-fide marriage and get the conditions lifted. Am I right? Or is there only the one to get the conditions lifted?
Rene
Generally, there is ONE adjustment interview. Please note the "generally." Please note that once the adjustment is granted, "permanent residence" is granted but it is subject to a "condition" of putting in that I-751 to remove the condition. It is NOT an "adjustment." Removal of the condtion is NOT a change of status in any way -- there is nothing to "adjust."
This may seem pedantic, but it is concept that has substantive effects.
Most joint I-751's who have good documentation are not interviewed.
May 13th 2004, 8:39 am
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Re: why proof with I-751?
Folinskyinla wrote:
> Most joint I-751's who have good documentation are not interviewed.
What do you consider good documentation? If you were filing what would you
be sure to include and what's just extra mailing weight to include? I
assume having a child would be the trump card?
> Most joint I-751's who have good documentation are not interviewed.
What do you consider good documentation? If you were filing what would you
be sure to include and what's just extra mailing weight to include? I
assume having a child would be the trump card?
May 13th 2004, 10:32 am
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Re: why proof with I-751?
Michael D. Young wrote:
> Folinskyinla wrote:
>
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>>Most joint I-751's who have good documentation are not interviewed.
>
>
> What do you consider good documentation? If you were filing what would you
> be sure to include and what's just extra mailing weight to include? I
> assume having a child would be the trump card?
I don't know, but I think adopting one might help
After all, pregnancy doesn't require planning.
> Folinskyinla wrote:
>
>
>>Most joint I-751's who have good documentation are not interviewed.
>
>
> What do you consider good documentation? If you were filing what would you
> be sure to include and what's just extra mailing weight to include? I
> assume having a child would be the trump card?
I don't know, but I think adopting one might help
After all, pregnancy doesn't require planning.
May 13th 2004, 1:52 pm
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Re: why proof with I-751?
In article <[email protected]>, member4043
@british_expats.com says...
>
> Originally posted by Noorah101
> > I'm confused about
> something (surprise, surprise! lol). How many AOS interviews are there?
> It seems to me there are two...one shortly after you turn in the AOS
> application, to receive the conditional card, and a second one down the
> road where you show proof of a bona-fide marriage and get the conditions
> lifted. Am I right? Or is there only the one to get the conditions
> lifted?
> >
> > Rene
>
> Hi Rene:
>
> Generally, there is ONE
> adjustment interview. Please note the "generally." Please note that
> once the adjustment is granted, "permanent residence" is granted but it
> is subject to a "condition" of putting in that I-751 to remove the
> condition. It is NOT an "adjustment." Removal of the condtion is NOT a
> change of status in any way -- there is nothing to "adjust."
>
> This may
> seem pedantic, but it is concept that has substantive effects.
>
> Most
> joint I-751's who have good documentation are not interviewed.
>
>
>
To be even more pedantic some couples may have their AOS interview
after second anniversary of their marriage and then you receive
permament residency status without condition.
AP
@british_expats.com says...
>
> Originally posted by Noorah101
> > I'm confused about
> something (surprise, surprise! lol). How many AOS interviews are there?
> It seems to me there are two...one shortly after you turn in the AOS
> application, to receive the conditional card, and a second one down the
> road where you show proof of a bona-fide marriage and get the conditions
> lifted. Am I right? Or is there only the one to get the conditions
> lifted?
> >
> > Rene
>
> Hi Rene:
>
> Generally, there is ONE
> adjustment interview. Please note the "generally." Please note that
> once the adjustment is granted, "permanent residence" is granted but it
> is subject to a "condition" of putting in that I-751 to remove the
> condition. It is NOT an "adjustment." Removal of the condtion is NOT a
> change of status in any way -- there is nothing to "adjust."
>
> This may
> seem pedantic, but it is concept that has substantive effects.
>
> Most
> joint I-751's who have good documentation are not interviewed.
>
>
>
To be even more pedantic
some couples may have their AOS interview after second anniversary of their marriage and then you receive
permament residency status without condition.
AP
May 14th 2004, 12:15 am
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Re: why proof with I-751?
Originally posted by Ap
To be even more pedantic some couples may have their AOS interview
after second anniversary of their marriage and then you receive
permament residency status without condition.
AP
To be even more pedantic
some couples may have their AOS interview after second anniversary of their marriage and then you receive
permament residency status without condition.
AP
Rene
