Woo hoo!!! I'm a Mrs!!!
Mar 19th 2003, 7:30 am
#16
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Congratulations Kate and Corey! 
Juliet
Juliet
Mar 19th 2003, 9:57 pm
#17
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Congratulations Kate and Corey!!! All the very best for your future together
Sal
Sal
Mar 20th 2003, 12:49 am
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Wish I could help you on the questions, but I'm just going to have to settle on joining the others in congratulating you! Have a happy married life!... good luck on getting your questions answered and with the AOS procedure...
Mar 20th 2003, 1:30 am
#19
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Re: Woo hoo!!! I'm a Mrs!!!
Mrs. Corey,
Congratulations!! I will be a Mrs. this saturday. I am so excited. My fiance arrived the same time as you did.
I will also be doing the AOS paperwork soon. We can help each other out.
amy
Congratulations!! I will be a Mrs. this saturday. I am so excited. My fiance arrived the same time as you did.
I will also be doing the AOS paperwork soon. We can help each other out.
amy
Mar 20th 2003, 1:45 am
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Re: Woo hoo!!! I'm a Mrs!!! (we had no fingerprint fee req'd)
Congrats! I just got married Feb 15th and am still adjusting to it...
BTW: My AOS application was returned because I had included the
Fingerprint Fee in the check. According to the Notice we received the
Fingerprint fee is not required for K1 visa's.
You might want to call the national call center and check it out first.
-- Greg J.
katesuiter1 wrote:
> Yay!! We got married on Monday!!! It was a very personal ceremony, with
> just 4 witnesses and Corey's uncle (a public notary) performing the
> ceremony. I cried afterwards, and Corey thought I was regretting it
> already!!! I was so overwhelmed by the whole atmosphere, and remembering
> what we'd been through to get this far, it was like a flood gate!!!
>
> Anyway, now comes the horrible task of filing AOS papers at Miami.
> Here's a list of what I have so far:
>
> I-485 $255
> I-765 $120
> G-325a $0 (one or two?)
> I-864 $0
> Not filing for A/P
> Fingerprinting fee $50
> Copy of K1 approval notice
>
> Is this everything? I took my marriage license to the courthouse to be
> recorded on Mon, and they told me it'd take 4 weeks to get the
> certificate and the certified copies back, and when I told her I needed
> to file papers this week, all she gave me was a copy of the stamped
> license. I asked a woman at BCIS if they would acept this at Miami, and
> she said no, but then she said it's at the discretion of the office.
>
>
> Also, I told BCIS that I'd be filing in person, and would I get an EAD
> appointment date that day? She also said no to that, but I've read about
> people who've filed in person at Miami, and got a date for their
> interview there and then. I don't mind another 12 camp-out this week
> sometime, but will I be wasting my time hoping things will go my way for
> either of these things? Any experiences would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Mrs Corey!!!!!
>
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
BTW: My AOS application was returned because I had included the
Fingerprint Fee in the check. According to the Notice we received the
Fingerprint fee is not required for K1 visa's.
You might want to call the national call center and check it out first.
-- Greg J.
katesuiter1 wrote:
> Yay!! We got married on Monday!!! It was a very personal ceremony, with
> just 4 witnesses and Corey's uncle (a public notary) performing the
> ceremony. I cried afterwards, and Corey thought I was regretting it
> already!!! I was so overwhelmed by the whole atmosphere, and remembering
> what we'd been through to get this far, it was like a flood gate!!!
>
> Anyway, now comes the horrible task of filing AOS papers at Miami.
> Here's a list of what I have so far:
>
> I-485 $255
> I-765 $120
> G-325a $0 (one or two?)
> I-864 $0
> Not filing for A/P
> Fingerprinting fee $50
> Copy of K1 approval notice
>
> Is this everything? I took my marriage license to the courthouse to be
> recorded on Mon, and they told me it'd take 4 weeks to get the
> certificate and the certified copies back, and when I told her I needed
> to file papers this week, all she gave me was a copy of the stamped
> license. I asked a woman at BCIS if they would acept this at Miami, and
> she said no, but then she said it's at the discretion of the office.
>
>
> Also, I told BCIS that I'd be filing in person, and would I get an EAD
> appointment date that day? She also said no to that, but I've read about
> people who've filed in person at Miami, and got a date for their
> interview there and then. I don't mind another 12 camp-out this week
> sometime, but will I be wasting my time hoping things will go my way for
> either of these things? Any experiences would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Mrs Corey!!!!!
>
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
Mar 20th 2003, 4:36 am
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Re: Woo hoo!!! I'm a Mrs!!!
Originally posted by katesuiter1
Yay!! We got married on Monday!!!
Mrs Corey!!!!!
Yay!! We got married on Monday!!!
Mrs Corey!!!!!
He gets home sick a lot, especially for his footie!WEll take care of you and big hugs your way-Tina
Mar 20th 2003, 4:59 am
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Re: Woo hoo!!! I'm a Mrs!!!
Originally posted by katesuiter1
Yay!! We got married on Monday!!! It was a very personal ceremony, with just 4 witnesses and Corey's uncle (a public notary) performing the ceremony. I cried afterwards, and Corey thought I was regretting it already!!! I was so overwhelmed by the whole atmosphere, and remembering what we'd been through to get this far, it was like a flood gate!!!
Yay!! We got married on Monday!!! It was a very personal ceremony, with just 4 witnesses and Corey's uncle (a public notary) performing the ceremony. I cried afterwards, and Corey thought I was regretting it already!!! I was so overwhelmed by the whole atmosphere, and remembering what we'd been through to get this far, it was like a flood gate!!!
So great to see people finally reunited and married after seeing them go through the entire K-1 process. I can't wait to be in your shoes!!And hey -- don't forget to include a wedding photo on the NG Photo site!! We wanna see those huge grins on your faces!!
http://community.webshots.com/user/ngphotos-date
Username: ngphotos
Password: visas
CONGRATS!!!
~ Jenney
Mar 21st 2003, 7:28 am
#23
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Re: Woo hoo!!! I'm a Mrs!!!
On Thu, 20 Mar 2003 17:36:04 +0000, loveabrit
wrote:
Tell him to try FOXSPORTS NET English Soccer on there several days a
week.....Rugby too!!
Steve D
>Originally posted by katesuiter1
>> Yay!! We got married on Monday!!!
>> Mrs Corey!!!!!
>I am so happy for the two of you girl! That is awesome! How's the
>weather down there? Lucky dog you! How do you like it all? My
>fiance' has good days and bad He gets home sick a lot, especially
>for his footie!
>WEll take care of you and big hugs your way-Tina
wrote:
Tell him to try FOXSPORTS NET English Soccer on there several days a
week.....Rugby too!!
Steve D
>Originally posted by katesuiter1
>> Yay!! We got married on Monday!!!
>> Mrs Corey!!!!!
>I am so happy for the two of you girl! That is awesome! How's the
>weather down there? Lucky dog you! How do you like it all? My
>fiance' has good days and bad
He gets home sick a lot, especially>for his footie!
>WEll take care of you and big hugs your way-Tina
Mar 21st 2003, 8:33 pm
#24
Mrs Shep USCIS Graduate
Joined: Oct 2002
Location: ExPat Kiwi in Indiana USA
Posts: 1,865
Wow Woo Hoo Katie CONGRATS to the two of you. :PARTY:Must say you picked a great day for your wedding...March 17th, Our 1st Wedding Anniversary & St Patricks Day Too. So happy that you finally made it girl. All the best for a long & happy future together.
Cheers
Shepslady
Cheers
Shepslady
Mar 24th 2003, 6:43 am
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Joined: Dec 2002
Posts: 106
Congrats!! Here's what we included in our AOS:
-485 - Adjustment of Status FORM
• A photocopy of the birth certificate
• A photocopy of the marriage certificate
• Two ADIT photos
• A $50 check for fingerprinting
• A $225 check for the Adjustment of Status
• G-325A Biographic Info
• A photocopy of both sides of the I-94
• A photocopy of the K-1 Notice of Approval
• I-864 (Affidavit of Support to be completed by the U.S. citizen)
• last three years tax returns
• proof of employment (two recent pay stubs)
I-765 - Application for Employment Authorization - EAD FORM
• A $120 check
• Two ADIT Pics
• Photocopy of both sides of I-94
I-131 - Application for Advance Parole FORM
• Explanation of why require Advance Parole - on a separate sheet of paper:
" I am applying for Advance Parole in order to be able to visit my family in Country X. In particular my parents are both elderly and I would like to be able to visit at short notice if either of them were to be become dangerously ill."
• A $110 check
• Photocopy of both sides of the I-94
• Photocopy of visa
• Two ADIT photos
Good Luck!
-485 - Adjustment of Status FORM
• A photocopy of the birth certificate
• A photocopy of the marriage certificate
• Two ADIT photos
• A $50 check for fingerprinting
• A $225 check for the Adjustment of Status
• G-325A Biographic Info
• A photocopy of both sides of the I-94
• A photocopy of the K-1 Notice of Approval
• I-864 (Affidavit of Support to be completed by the U.S. citizen)
• last three years tax returns
• proof of employment (two recent pay stubs)
I-765 - Application for Employment Authorization - EAD FORM
• A $120 check
• Two ADIT Pics
• Photocopy of both sides of I-94
I-131 - Application for Advance Parole FORM
• Explanation of why require Advance Parole - on a separate sheet of paper:
" I am applying for Advance Parole in order to be able to visit my family in Country X. In particular my parents are both elderly and I would like to be able to visit at short notice if either of them were to be become dangerously ill."
• A $110 check
• Photocopy of both sides of the I-94
• Photocopy of visa
• Two ADIT photos
Good Luck!
