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In this paper, we describe the AMS(Architecture for Mobile Service) methodology to guide the reflexive development of architectures from the mobile convergence software requirements. In particular, we are detailing the first step of this methodology, the definition of the convergence goals model whose constituents are the fundamental basis for the overall process defined in AMS proving its suitability for obtaining traceable components integration architectural models. It provides our work either to its ability to specify and manage positive and negative interactions mobile services among goals or to its capability to trace low-level details back to high-level concerns. AMS using components integration is a model informing an convergence architecture to design mobile service environments: it combines inference capabilities with the management of contextual components information that is modulated according to the strMobile Applications(MA)ture of physical and logical spaces of mobile service architectures.