29.3.11
Good News Update
Good news!Today we received our I-797C, Notice of Action for my wife's I-765: Application for Employment Authorization, I-131: Application for Employment Authorization, and the I-485: Application to register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status. We sent it the last Friday of February, 2011, they received it March 1, 2011 and dated the receipts march 23, 2011. Pretty fast turn around for the government!
27.3.11
HUMOUR: This is NOT a Chinese Wife! LOL!
Oh human history, how humorous you are! Click image to enlarge for readability.
1.3.11
Clarifications...
- Your wife will need a new exam beyond the one she had to get her K3 Visa in GuangZhou, China. You can also find a list of USCIS civil surgeons in your area at https://egov.uscis.gov/crisgwi/go?action=offices.type&OfficeLocator.office_type=CIV.
- You need both I-797 and I-797c for the I-130 receipt notice
- Emails and letter that you exchanged with your wife should prove that you are married to each other . The letters should have content showing love, care and trust that you guys have in each other . Do you have any life insurance, car insurance, bank statements wherein both you and wife are joint holders? Such documents could suffice as well. In absence of either, you will have to get notarized statements by family and friends who were witness to the wedding . They will need to FedEx it to you in case they can’t send it to you via email.
- You need your bank statements for last 12 months and Pay stubs for at least the last 60 days.
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