Recent content by Jutarath

yes it needs to be notarized. I don't think SSN is necessasry. they will need the date, name, address and tel no. I also attached the copy of their driver's license to the letter too.

I heard about that re-direct mail too but don't know how it works :( From the thread I read before, USCIS sent it to his old address and a few days after that it was sent back to USCIS and then he got an email update saying that the mail was sent back blah blah blah. I mean he already changed...

I made an infopass to change my address. They had me fill in the form and put it in my file and last time I talked to the interview officer, he made sure that he's got it and stated my new address on the letter saying that I have been granted for conditional permanent resident. I should have...

in what part I said im special if you just read it carefully you will see that im not giving any advice cos I know i'm not in the position that to give any advice to anyone all i can do is just sharing my experience. before accusing someone please read and make sure you understand it...

I told my interview officer the truth why I am here on B2. I was thinking about the spouse visa too but from my research, it takes too long. And as stated in the form that B2 is not forbidden to AOS so we just take that as a yes. I think it's all about your intention and how good you can...

I was here on B2. Got married last year..went back home and came back here few months later..then filed everything a month after. I didn't know that it's not right to file eveything when you are on B2. It's just that I don't want to wait months or years to come back here and be with my...

honestly, the officer should have known if the fingerprint is good enough. they shouldnt waste our time and their time to do the same job twice. I think my hands were sweaty too but the lady kept doing it and made sure its good enough. God bless her!

you actually can use the I-551 stamp on your passport to travel (thats what the officer told me) but I don't wanna take the risk so I will just wait for the card. I got that email today about ADIT thingy. i will have to wait and see what i have to do.

I think its the standard. I live in Orlando. An extra 100 dollars isn't so bad. I ended up paying like 270 dollars or something. Man it was painful. I couldn't lift my arm for days..just to let you know :D

I think its the standard. I live in Orlando. An extra 100 dollars isn't so bad. I ended up paying like 270 dollars or something. Man it was painful. I couldn't lift my arm for days..just to let you know :D

I'm not sure if you can call and check your date. You should get the appointment letter about a week after they received your apps.

I brought those 2 docs you are talking about to my interview too and my Interview Officer said that he needs some other docs that are not already in the files and he also requested for my husband's work letter and his pay stubs as well. They will need to see joints docs and docs and show...

Lisa, what kind of evidence they request??

man..if i knew this before i got my i-551 stamp on my passport, i would be super panic! but it seems like it doesnt apply with my case, i got married months earlier..maybe thats why he didnt ask anything much about it.

Oh..and like what I said above. I filed everything 1 month after my arrival and my interview officer didn't have a problem with that. The only issue he had was that I left after I got married. He said it was suspicious cos I'm should have left my husband after married. I explained to him and he...