Legal Question in Immigration Law in Arizona
Hello! I know that before I send in my immigration forms I need to attach a table of contents. I was wondering If I did it correctly, since I couldn't find enywhere online that would include all the forms I have to send in. Also, did I attach everything I was supposed to and do I send two separate cashiers checks or one would be enough? I appriciate all help. Thank you.
Here's my table of contents:
1. Cashiers check for $355 (Fee for I - 130)
2. Cashiers check for $1010 (Fee for I-485)
3. Form I - 130, Petition for Alien spouse.
4. Copy of every page of U.S citizens passport.
5. Copy of immigrants birth certificate + translation.
6. Certified copy of marrige certificate.
7. Certified copy of U.S citizens divorce papers.
8. Form G - 325A filled out by the U.S citizen.
9. Photograph of the U.S citizen.
10. Form G - 325A filled out by the foreign spouse.
11. Photograph of the foreign spouse.
13. Form I - 485, Application to Register Permanent Residence or Ajust Status.
14. 2 additional photos of foreign spouse.
15. Form I - 765 , Application for Employment authorization.
16. Form I - 131, Application for Travel Documents.
17. Form I - 864, Affidant of Support, under section 213A of the Act.
18. U.S citizens tax returns from 2006, 2007, 2008
19. U.s citizens W2's from 2006, 2007, 2008
20. Form I - 693, Report of Medical Examination and Vaccination records.
21. Foreign spouses criminal records (Swedish/English)
22. Copy of I - 94
23. Copy of the front page of foreign spouses first passport page.
24. Return envelope with 1st class stamp
1 Answer from Attorneys
Hey Arizona! Well done. I do hope, however, that if you have any problem with your applications, that you seek the help of a good immigration lawyer, okay! The reason I say this is that every document you file, every interview you attend, and every piece of identification you own, is a LEGAL document. Remember that. Once you file, if there is any problem with a material issue (one that affects the benefits), there could be trouble. This is not to scare you, but to simply advise. Your TOC looks excellent, but I cannot make any assessment as to the documents it represents. Hopefully the criminal records for your spouse do not render him inadmissible (hopefully your checked that). The best of luck to you!
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