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Its totally unnecessary in my opinion. I did the whole GC process without a lawyer and never felt at any point that I needed one. The interview was a formality. Unless you have some reason to believe that your AOS application is in jeopardy, then I don't see any reason to take a lawyer with...

Reported by who and where? Link please.

Yes, you are required to carry your Green Card at all times. Actually when you're here on a visa, you are required to carry your passport and visa paperwork on you at all times also. [/B][/B]

There is absolutely no evidence of this, apart from an article in a Phillipino news website that apparently was based on nothing.

Affidavit of Support is not needed for I-130.

You're stressing the minor details here. As long as the package is neat and tidy you will be fine. No need for anything to be in separate envelopes apart from the I-693 which should be in a seal envelope, unopened since the doctor gave it to you. Just put that into the package as is, no need to...

Good luck with your new life in Senegal, because if you're moving there, you're going to lose your Green Card.

Those processing times are meaningless. I've even been told that they don't actually apply to marriage based applications too. Your best bet is to go to a website that has actual statistics for your DO like here: http://www.visajourney.com/timeline/aosstats.php

Put "No" because you've never applied for an EAD before.

Don't worry about the ADIT part. It refers to biometrics. You've passed that, god knows why they put that text in the email. Most likely you'll get another email soon, saying "Card Production Ordered", after that you'll get "Approval notice sent", then a few days later your Green Card will show...

On AP I believe you should get in the aliens line and you will be fingerprinted/photographed.

One of the benefits of having a green card is the fact that you don't need to be fingerprinted/photographed when you re-enter the USA any more.

If your fingerprints have expired you will most likely get a biometrics appointment in the mail soon. Hopefully after you go get your fingerprints re-done, you'll get your approval. PraetorianXI: Biometrics are only valid for 1 year, so if the case lasts longer than that you need to go get...

That is exactly what it means. Congratulations! :D

Wrong. Overstay is forgiven if you're married to a US citizen. No need to file I-485A, no need to pay $1000.

Are you using your income to qualify above the poverty level? If so you as the intended immigrant should not fill out I-864A. I-864A is only for a household member who's income is being used who is not the intended immigrant. You should use your wages on the I-864, added to anything that your...

The rules are simple: If you move abroad, you will lose your LPR status. Here they are in more detail: [/LIST]

beltrain: I just don't get the attitude that a jilted fiancee should get a green card. They gave up everything to be with their fiancee, not specifically to move to America. Surely in such as devastating situation the first thought would be to return to one's family and friends? As it happens...

I very much doubt it will cause any issues. Just in case, I personally have moved to 5 different addresses during th 8 years I was present in the USA pre-green card. I never once sent an AR-11 (I'd never even heard of it until I started applying for AOS), it didn't cause any issues with my AOS.

I was under the assumption that if a new I-130 is filed for the person, it doesn't matter if they came under a K-1 originally. However it sounds like that's false, although I'm pretty damn sure I've read of cases where people did exactly that and successfully filed AOS, albeit after a...