Immigration Forum / USA Marriage Base / October 2006

Hi. I just returned about a week ago from staying with my boyfriend in
the US for two months. I flew out of Toronto, but I returned to Buffalo
and had a friend pick me up and take me back over the border. I can't
remember if they asked for ID on the way back, but I know from

My I-485 got approved last week.  The day after my interview I got an
email update that it was approved.  Two days after that I got a letter
in the mail saying "Welcome to the United States etc. etc".  It also
said that I should receive my card in the mail in 2-3 weeks.

I am new here and you guys seem so helpful so maybe someone can help me.
My grandparents, who are citizens in the US, applied to have my mother, their
married daughter, migrate to the US.
My mom received an NOA with reference EACXXXXX. I checked the status online

After more than 3 years (and almost a week after I first posted here -
this forum must be good luck!), I finally got my interview date for my
I-485 for December!  The weird thing is that they've asked me to go
Garden City, NJ for the interview.  I live in Brooklyn, NY - is that

I received an e-mail from UCICS today saying that my petition for a K-1 fiance visa has been approved. My fiancee is from the Philippines. I know the next step is that they send the paperwork to the embassy in Manila. She has to complete another batch of forms and have an ...

I went to the interview in b-more today but they did not stamp my
passport, they said i had to wait for a decion in the mail, does this
mean i have been denied. aint they supposed to stamp your passport on
the spot if you are approved

Here's an email we received today. How accurate is this
information? Thanks
This case was approved on October 3, 2006.  You should receive the
notice within 4-5 weeks.

my wife ran off after we had filed for removal of conditions
I should call immigration and let them know that the information
isnt correct and I understand from reading that she will have to
file again....

Is it necessary to include the Schedules (i.e. A, B, D) with the 1040 or
is the 1040 with the W-2's adequate?

Hey guys
Is there a website that will "step-by-step" show you what forms need to
be filled out and what to do first... etc... for AOS ?
Thanks

In order for me to more effectively ask my question, I shall provide a
brief background...
6 years ago I vacationed here from Australia and married a US citizen.
We filed for me to become a LPR (Lawful Permanent Resident) via AOS

I want to double check before I order the tickets.  My wife came back
with me from Peru about 17 months ago.  She has already obtained her
temporary permanent residence card.  I wanted to know if I'm making the
correct assumptions and if we need anything else.  First the assumption

There is nothing to say you cannot on the form, but just wanted to
make sure.

I can't believe my last post was way back in April!  It's all change
here and I have to say, I've been quite impressed with VSC of late;
here's our latest news.
My I-751 application was mailed in to VSC on April 17th, and on April

Article in today's NY Times.
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/10/23/nyregion/23citizen.html?th&emc=th