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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Philippines
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Hello,

We are past the interview and approval part for AOS but someone asked me a question so I thought posting this would get a fast answer. I know you have to get married within the 90-day limit once the person arrives in the USA but how long would that person have to file their AOS? Is it still the 90-day limit or something different? What happens if the couple doesn't get married? Do they have to leave the USA immediately?

Thanks in advance.

Charlie

MJ & Charlie

Removing of Conditions on Residency (I-751)

01-12-10 Packed received at CSC

01-12-10 NOA1

Biometrics wasn't required, they skipped that part

02-03-10 NOA2 I-797C APPROVED!

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Mexico
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The only reason for get worried is about get married during the 90 days of his/her admision to USA. After that, they can file AOS whenever they want but the K1 holder would be out of status until they file.

If she/he doesn't get married I think she/he must inform to USCIS and go back to your home country. If he/she you doesn't do that he/she can be deported I think.

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