Assembling The Documents

sap12452003

Registered Users (C)
Well thanks you all for your kind replies & suggestions.

Now I have interview (AOS based on USC spouse) in 2 weeks.

I have gathered all the docs, like Joint bank statements, joint CC bills, utility bills, phone bills, mail addressed to both of us & separately at our common address, of almost last 12 months. All together the copies are around 250 pages. Now how should I organize it?
Like staple it or what?

Also, is it good idea to have it on separate bunch month wise like all proofs & bills of July together and so on OR should I make it company wise like all BoA bank statements of last 12 months & in a separate bunch all phone bills…

Any suggestion is appreciated.
 
sap12452003 said:
Well thanks you all for your kind replies & suggestions.

Now I have interview (AOS based on USC spouse) in 2 weeks.

I have gathered all the docs, like Joint bank statements, joint CC bills, utility bills, phone bills, mail addressed to both of us & separately at our common address, of almost last 12 months. All together the copies are around 250 pages. Now how should I organize it?
Like staple it or what?

Also, is it good idea to have it on separate bunch month wise like all proofs & bills of July together and so on OR should I make it company wise like all BoA bank statements of last 12 months & in a separate bunch all phone bills…

Any suggestion is appreciated.

Hi sap12452003,

I have a suggestion to make: read my experience with USCIS @ DORA Dallas:

http://www.immigrationportal.com/showthread.php?t=183621

It reads as follows:

Below is detailed what documents we supplied and how:

....

COVER LETTER

Monday, July 25, 2005

US Citizenship & Immigration Services
3010 N Stemmons Freeway
Dallas, TX 75247

Dear Sir/Madam,

Please find herewith TWO brown envelopes labeled as Envelope No. 1 and Envelope No. 2; being my ‘ORIGINAL SUBMISSION” being my petition and for the change of status of my husband Mr. ..

ENVELOPE NO: 1

This envelope contains duly filled: Form I-130, Form G-325A, a Cashier’s Check for $185.00 along with relevant Supporting Documents.

The contents are fastened with an ACCO fastener and indexed in TABS as follows, making it easy in locating items listed as attachments.

1. Form I-130: Petition for Alien Relative: Duly completed. Supporting documents are provided in the “Supporting Documents” section.

2. Fee Payment: A Cashier’s Check for $185.00 payable to "USCIS". Check placed in a transparent pouch.

3. Photos: Two ADIT Color photographs, one each of my husband and myself. Using a felt pen, I have lightly printed our respective names and Alien Registration Number (for myself) on the back of the photographs. Photographs are placed in a transparent pouch.

4. Form G-325A: Biographic Information – Duly completed and signed for my husband and myself.

5. Supporting Documents: Photocopy of the following documents (they are tabbed as #1 and #2… etc):
1. My newly issued and unexpired U.S. passport showing that I am a US Citizen. (One Page).
2. My husband’s Indian passport, showing the picture page and description page, expiration date page, US visa page, and a copy of the Form I-94 (back and forth). (Five Pages).
3. Certified Copy of our Marriage certificate .. (Two Pages).
4. Divorce papers, showing that our prior marriages were legally terminated.
• My divorce paper .. (Eight Pages).
• My husband’s divorce papers .. (Two pages).

6. Other Evidence:

Photocopy of the following documents (they are tabbed as #1 and #2… etc):

1.Affidavit from our friends: these documents demonstrate that our friends know of our meeting and marriage. I am providing these affidavits due to the fact that we both (my husband and I) do not have any next of kin or close family relative in the USA; therefore testimony from our friends is provided for your kind attention:
• Affidavit from Mrs.. US Citizen, who knows my husband since 1995 and was witness at our marriage in ..(Two Pages)
• Affidavit from Ms.. US Citizen, who knows me since the year 2000. (Two Pages)
2. Apartment Lease Contract, issued by ..(Seven Pages)
3. Texas Certificate of Title of the vehicle jointed owned by us. (One Page)
4. Joint Auto Policy issued by .. (Seven Pages)
5. Electricity bill .. (Two Pages)
6. Water Bill .. (One Page)
7. Phone and DSL internet bill.. (Three Pages)
8. Two separate Certificate of Insurance for Accidental Death Coverage, issued by .. (Thirty eight Pages)
9. Employer Identification Number (EIN) issued by the Department of the Treasury, Internal Revenue Service (IRS) ..(Two Pages)
10.Mobile Phone Bill .. (Four Pages)
11.Letter from the Department of Social Security: This shows when I had applied to change my name after marriage. (One Page)
12.Driver license issued by .. (One Page)
13.Medicaid Action Notice, North Star & Texas Star Program confirmation letter and Medicaid ID Card. .. (Three Page)
14.Letter issued by Bank …. showing our jointly owned accounts.. (Two Pages)

ENVELOPE NO: 2

This envelope contains duly filled Forms: I-485, I-693, G-325A and I-864 with relevant supporting documents detailed below and one Cashier’s Check for $385.00 (this one includes $ 70.00 the fee for Biometrics).

The contents are fastened with an ACCO fastener and indexed in TABS as follows, making it easy in locating items listed as attachments.

1. Form I-485: Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status: Duly completed. Supporting documents are provided in the “Supporting Documents” section.

2. Fee Payment: Cashier’s Check for $385.00, this amount includes $70.00 for Biometrics, payable to “USCIS”. Check placed in a transparent pouch.

3. Photos: One ADIT color photograph of my husband. Using a felt pen, I have lightly printed his name on the back of the photograph. Photograph is placed in a transparent pouch.

4. Form I-864: Affidavit of Support under Section 213A of the Act. Duly completed and notarized. Supporting documents are provided in the “Supporting Documents” section.

5. Form G-325A: Biographic Information – Duly completed and signed for my husband and myself.

6. Form I-693: Medical Examination of Aliens Seeking Adjustment of Status. Report from the Doctor is sealed in a white envelope. This envelope placed in a transparent pouch.

7. Form WR-702: Processing Sheet for Form I-485 duly completed.

8. Supporting Documents: Photocopy of the following documents (they are tabbed as #1 and #2… etc):

1. Employment/Job Letters from my present employers:
• Letter of employment from …..
• Salary pays-slip – June/July 2005.
• Letter of employment from …..
(Three Pages in all).
2. Assumed Name Records – Certificate of Ownership for Unincorporated Business or Profession .. (One Page)
3. Employer Identification Number (EIN) allocated to me by the Department of Treasury, Internal Revenue Service (IRS) .. (One Page)
4. Letter of explanation: This explains the mathematical formula I used in calculating my salary figures in the Form I-864.
5. Affidavit: This explains my solvency that I do not have any bankruptcy, debt, lien or liabilities outstanding. (One Page)
6. Evidence of Assets: Title of Car, jointly owned by us. (One Page)
7. Evidence of Assets: Appraisal Certificate of the vehicle by ..(One Page)
8. My complete recent Federal income tax return for the year 2004, namely 1040. (Five Pages)
9. My W-2 Forms for the last two years, namely 2002 and 2003..(Four Pages).
10.Evidence of Assets: Letter issued by Bank .. (Two Pages)
11.Evidence of Assets: Re: Immigrants assets, Letter issued by Bank.. (Two Pages)
12.Bank Statements from Bank showing deposit/withdrawal history during these months. (Sixteen Pages)
13.Bank Statements from Bank showing deposit/withdrawal history during these months. This info is provided in support of Item Number 11 above. (Fifty Pages)
14.Divorce papers, showing that our prior marriages were legally terminated.
• My divorce paper .. (Eight Pages)
• My husband’s divorce paper .. (Two Pages)
15.Marriage certificate .. (One Page)
16.My husband’s Birth certificates.. (Three Pages)
17.My husband’s Indian passport .. (Five Pages)

I trust the above submission meets with your approval.

Should you need further information or clarifications please do let me know, I will be honored to fulfill those requirements as my duty of a good citizen.

...

Regards,
Piyalove
 
naturalisation

afriend of mine came from another country, he spent enough time to apply for citizenship, but after spending a year in the us he returned to his country , he'd got captured wrongly by his country's police, after a few days they discovered he's the wrong guy they gave him an innocence certificate , at the interview he didn't take it with him.the officer told him to send the original, translated in english, anybody can tell us anything about this issu. thanks
 
Last thing for Interview

As Mentioned I have an interview. Interview letter doesn’t mention about ADIT photos. Should I take it at the interview?
 
ADIT photos

sap12452003 said:
As Mentioned I have an interview. Interview letter doesn’t mention about ADIT photos. Should I take it at the interview?

Hi sap12452003,

Yes, carry three ADIT photos (one of your USC spouse and two of yourself) with you. (Though I would suggest carry more than that amount) Dont forget to write your name using a felt tip pen on your photos and on your spouse one you write the name and your USC spouse's A#.

Make sure you and yours are not wearing glasses and no ear-rings in the photos.

Read more about photos here:
http://uscis.gov/graphics/publicaffairs/newsrels/04_08_02Photo_flyer.pdf

You can get such photocs at any CVS Pharmacy for $7.99 plus tax.

Be in Love, Be happy!

Regards,
Piyalove
----------------------
Timeline:

25 July 2005 : (Day 01) Forms submitted @ DORA Dallas
25 July 2005 : (Day 01) Interview for 5 minutes
29 July 2005 : (Day 05) NOA Processed - I-485
29 July 2005 : (Day 05) NOA Processed - I-130
01 Aug 2005 : (Day 08) Received NOA - I-485
01 Aug 2005 : (Day 08) Received NOA - I-130
24 Sept 2005 : (Day 62) FP/Bio Appointment - NOT NEEDED NOW!
02 Aug 2005 : (Day 09) FP/Bio Done @ Dallas ASC

Now what ?! Can anybody enligten me on the next step forward ... ! Thank you,
 
Top