Sm1smom
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Two years.Is form i-639 valid for 2 months or 2 years.?
I read on USCIS site it’s valid now for 2 years.
Here’s some unsolicited advice: go through the AOS Process Spreadsheet.
Two years.Is form i-639 valid for 2 months or 2 years.?
I read on USCIS site it’s valid now for 2 years.
Thank you very much, that reassuring.Congratulations. The online status may or may not change - it’s possible they forgot to update it. For now, be patient and watch out to see if their GC shows up with the rest of the family or not.
you're absolutely right. thank you.I see that you are really nervous based on the number of questions and seem to want someone who can help you somehow get past the cut-offs. It is unfortunate but I do not think there is any workaround the cut-offs. What I would do in your situation would be to first calm down and take some time (maybe a day or two) from thinking about the visa bulletin.
Please go through this website and see the applicable mailing address, your lockbox mailing address will depend on your home mailing addressI am sorry, But I need to ask this question again,
I havent find the address where we should send our package and our money order to.
Can someone please help me with that?
Thank you really.
Apologies, your post got skipped over.I am sorry, But I need to ask this question again,
I havent find the address where we should send our package and our money order to.
Can someone please help me with that?
Thank you really.
Thank you mom . I found the address for my state ( California) which is supposed to go Chicago mailbox I believe.Apologies, your post got skipped over.
@2024 Houston has provided you with the link to the Lockbox filing locations. Your lockbox address is based on the State where you’re residing. So scroll down to the table contained in the above link to locate your state and the applicable lockbox mailing address, which is the same address you’ll list on your money order.
1. Yes, the US Department of Homeland Security is what goes on the “To” line - I don’t think I’ve told you to do something else, have I? My response was about the “address” to list on the money order.Thank you mom . I found the address for my state ( California) which is supposed to go Chicago mailbox I believe.
However, as I was reading through the USCIC website,as for my money order, shouldn't I write:"" US department of homeland security ""in the in order of section??
Also, i should write two separate money orders for biometric and I485 processing or combine them into one money order?
thanks you
1. Yes, you can do that.Thank you Mom!
1)then, two money orders, one i will write : for "" i 845 form fee"" and an amount of : $ 1140
and one i will write: "" for biometric service fee"" and the amount would be 85$
an both i will write : to" The U.S Department of homeland security
Correct?
2) Also, as for the information regarding asset , income etc that we write in I 134 form , both for me as the benficiary and the person who is about to suport me, do we need to put any evidence also? I mean, bank statements, prperty documents, etc
3) and lastly, my case number is current for September, but i am about to do early filing,
Do we have any expedite options? Since we are pretty on the edge?
I am not sure where you got that information from? based on previous years, people still recieve their GCs throughout August and September.Dear mom,
My package was accepted on 06/13 and I did my bio on 06/26 and I didn't receive my interview letter yet. The number of visas left started running out. Do you think it is a good idea to initiate a congressional case inquiry since my fo does not waive interviews? and is there any harm if I request an expedited process through a tier 2 agent or if I send a letter to my fo to explain the issue of a number of visas? BTW, based on Emma's chat, my case was transferred to my fo on the 28th of June.
Thanks
Visas are running out. You could check the visas dataI am not sure where you got that information from? based on previous years, people still recieve their GCs throughout August and September.
Can you provide a link to that?Visas are running out. You could check the visas data
The address is correct. Nothing to worry about at this point (not unless your package is being rejected and sent back to you for one reason or the other). Be patient for now is all I can say.Hello sm1smom and everyone,
I sent our (my and my wife's) AOS package (via UPS) to the Elgin lockbox on July 3, which was delivered on the morning of July 5. While sending the package, I gave the UPS clerk this address of the Elgin lockbox:
USCIS
Attn: AOS (Box 4109)
2500 Westfield Drive
Elgin, IL 60124-7836
But the clerk said that every time he put the zip code, their system automatically changes it to 60124-7700 (other parts of the address being exactly same). And they said that it is fine.
It has now been 9 days that my package been delivered, I have not gotten text notification and also the cashier check has not been cashed out.
One of my friend's package was delivered to Elgin on July 3, and she got the text notification on July 10.
Do you think the address was wrong? Should I be worried at this point? Is there any way to contact Elgin lockbox and ask about my package?
You can initiate all those steps now if you like. Just so you know, DV cases already get expedited, but no harm in asking for an expedite, be prepared to demonstrate your reason falls within one of the official criteria for an expedite request though.Dear mom,
My package was accepted on 06/13 and I did my bio on 06/26 and I didn't receive my interview letter yet. The number of visas left started running out. Do you think it is a good idea to initiate a congressional case inquiry since my fo does not waive interviews? and is there any harm if I request an expedited process through a tier 2 agent or if I send a letter to my fo to explain the issue of a number of visas? BTW, based on Emma's chat, my case was transferred to my fo on the 28th of June.
Thanks
Thank you so much for all the information.I know what the spreadsheet says, that’s why I referred you to it. Add anything else you consider pertinent.