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Q's about AOS and Letters of Support
I have been reading a lot of information regarding a Marriage AOS and am freaking out and have so many questions.
My timeline is as follows: MSC YYYY YYYY XX (National Benefit Center)
Application sent as next day delivery 11/4/17. (was lost in the mail for two weeks will I freaked out)
Application arrived 11/16/17
Fingerprints taken December 2017
EAD Card mailed in January 2018
AOS Scheduling interview 12/17
I did my application through a local non profit that help people with all kinds of immigration services. I did my advanced parole (DACA) paperwork with them and i got approved within a month. I used the same person to do this next step and had total confidence in them about what I needed to include in the application and how to fill it out. Now I am a little worried.
After reading I think I may not have sent in enough info. I sent the basic - all applications filled out, marriage certificate, approved advanced parole, our birth certificated and pretty much just that. Should I included more? That's all I was told to send.
I have a lot of evidence that I can send but never included it. Should I send it to them now. Can I even do that, or just wait for the interview?
Also, If I am asking people to write about Letters of Support should I ask them now or wait until I have an interview date scheduled?
Thanks in advance for your response and for taking your time to answer questions!
My timeline is as follows: MSC YYYY YYYY XX (National Benefit Center)
Application sent as next day delivery 11/4/17. (was lost in the mail for two weeks will I freaked out)
Application arrived 11/16/17
Fingerprints taken December 2017
EAD Card mailed in January 2018
AOS Scheduling interview 12/17
I did my application through a local non profit that help people with all kinds of immigration services. I did my advanced parole (DACA) paperwork with them and i got approved within a month. I used the same person to do this next step and had total confidence in them about what I needed to include in the application and how to fill it out. Now I am a little worried.
After reading I think I may not have sent in enough info. I sent the basic - all applications filled out, marriage certificate, approved advanced parole, our birth certificated and pretty much just that. Should I included more? That's all I was told to send.
I have a lot of evidence that I can send but never included it. Should I send it to them now. Can I even do that, or just wait for the interview?
Also, If I am asking people to write about Letters of Support should I ask them now or wait until I have an interview date scheduled?
Thanks in advance for your response and for taking your time to answer questions!
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