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Thanks man! I really appreciate it :)

It depends on what service you are going to use. If you are going to use FedEx or UPS, then use the courier delivery address. For USPS, you can use the P.O.Box while still OK to use the courier delivery address. Either way, if you use certified mail somebody has to sign for it.

I think he means letter of employment. A letter from your employer to confirm that you are employed, when you started, how much you make, etc.

Hey Allophone, If you had not violated the terms of your visa in your prior stay, I wouldn't worry about the prior stay. I would only include documents pertaining to my current stay. Have your supporting documents from a prior stay ready and be prepared to discuss it at the interview.

Congrats man!

If you have not entered the US yet, you don't have a "green card". You have an immigrant visa, which is a permit to be inspected at the border. The US Customs & Borders office still has the authority to reject you (very unlikely though). When they endorse your immigrant visa, then it is as good...

1) Yes. Include your H-1B approval, and any prior ones. You need to support that all throughout your stay in the US you maintained your legal status. For that, include all I-20s (if applicable) and any change in status as well. 2) Don't hold the package for IRS transcripts. Make sure to take...

That's great new slim2020. I'm very happy for you. And you were beating yourself for filing too late :) It's all over now. Enjoy your new status.

Good news. Another person reported that their case was accepted even earlier than 1 month before current. Mine, and for most others, was rejected though and I had to resend. Notifications are all right. No worries.

Just noticed that on the timeline worksheet uwakings has indicated that they are on B1/B2. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AqV9QL_-yUzJdDdvdFREMkNDeFNDVzFzblo2bkFYclE#gid=0 You may want to PM him.

Did you use a money order or cashier's check? Did you track it to see if it's been cleared? I remember that somebody else in this thread was doing AOS while being on a temporary visa. He said he had the blessing of USCIS that he could go ahead and do AOS. You only have to go through 81 pages...

The biggest difference between a CV and a resume is that is the former one is just to TELL about your work experience, the later to SELL your work experience. When it comes to writing a resume, the first rule of thumb is "sell it to me, don't just tell it to me."

I would say you have found one of the more cooperative ones. Most will not accept TB test administered by someone else. Make sure to get a copy of your filled forms for your own records before him sealing the envelope and make sure he signs his name on the seal.

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Great. I think all of you should call your representatives to put even more pressure on them. The law says you are entitled to be processed for a green card but the DC office is not putting enough effort in executing the law.

No! The place you call is your congressperson's office. This is not acceptable practice. They clearly have no idea how to execute the law and they show their incompetency and lack of understanding by saying that "they have until September". Call your representatives already man!

Both of those issues will be addressed at the interview, not Chicago Lockbox. You need to get your I-485 in the queue as soon as possible.

I would only include visas and documents for your current stay in the US. Be prepared to provide evidence when/if asked about your prior visits.

Glad to see you are doing OK, Simon. BTW, use personal checks. Most any business in the US accept personal checks.

Thanks :) I'm going to need it. Thanks man. I still have the chance to beat you! LOL