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Which date do I put as the "Expires on" date for the I-485 form? The date on the K-1 visa itself (October 30), or the date that's 90 days after he entered the country (July 28)?

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I-129F K-1 Visa

October 16, 2007: I-129F Petition Sent to VSC via FedEx Ground

October 17, 2007: I-129F Received

October 24, 2007: NOA1 Received

January 13, 2008: NOA2 Received

January 18, 2008: NVC Received

January 28, 2008: Packet 3 Received

February 1, 2008: Packet 3 Sent

March 14, 2008: Packet 4 Received

April 4, 2008: INTERVIEW!

April 7, 2008: K-1 Visa Received

April 29, 2008: Michael enters United States on K-1 visa

June 9, 2008: Alice and Michael GET MARRIED!

I-485 AOS/I-765 EAD

June 26, 2008: AOS Packet Sent to Chicago via FedEx Ground

June 30, 2008: AOS Packet Received

July 7, 2008: NOA1 dated

July 12, 2008: NOA1 Received

July 25, 2008: Biometrics appointment

August 28, 2008: AOS Welcome Notice received via E-mail

September 5, 2008: EAD approval received via E-mail

September 5, 2008: GREEN CARD RECEIVED!

September 13, 2008: EAD RECEIVED!

I-751 Removal of Conditions

May 27, 2010: I-751 Packet sent to Vermont Service Center via USPS Priority Mail, Certified

May 29, 2010: I-751 Packet Received

June 1, 2010: NOA1 Dated

June 7, 2010: NOA1 Received

August 23, 2010: Biometrics appointment

September 20, 2010: Approval decision letter

September 27, 2010: 10-YEAR GREEN CARD RECEIVED!

N-400 Application for Naturalization

January 23, 2017: N-400 Petition Sent to Lewisville, TX via FedEx Ground

January 25, 2017: NOA1 Dated

February 14, 2017: Biometrics appointment

October 27, 2017: NOA2 Dated

December 5, 2017: INTERVIEW PASSED!

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The date that is on the I-94. The K-1 Visa date is for when you must use it to enter the country. Once you use it it is no longer valid. The I-94 is what determines when you need to be married by and how long the K-1 visa entry is good for.

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The date that is on the I-94. The K-1 Visa date is for when you must use it to enter the country. Once you use it it is no longer valid. The I-94 is what determines when you need to be married by and how long the K-1 visa entry is good for.

Thanks a lot. :) So as long as I turn in the AOS application before the expiration date, we're kosher? It doesn't have to be processed before it expires, right?

Alice Meichi Li

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I-129F K-1 Visa

October 16, 2007: I-129F Petition Sent to VSC via FedEx Ground

October 17, 2007: I-129F Received

October 24, 2007: NOA1 Received

January 13, 2008: NOA2 Received

January 18, 2008: NVC Received

January 28, 2008: Packet 3 Received

February 1, 2008: Packet 3 Sent

March 14, 2008: Packet 4 Received

April 4, 2008: INTERVIEW!

April 7, 2008: K-1 Visa Received

April 29, 2008: Michael enters United States on K-1 visa

June 9, 2008: Alice and Michael GET MARRIED!

I-485 AOS/I-765 EAD

June 26, 2008: AOS Packet Sent to Chicago via FedEx Ground

June 30, 2008: AOS Packet Received

July 7, 2008: NOA1 dated

July 12, 2008: NOA1 Received

July 25, 2008: Biometrics appointment

August 28, 2008: AOS Welcome Notice received via E-mail

September 5, 2008: EAD approval received via E-mail

September 5, 2008: GREEN CARD RECEIVED!

September 13, 2008: EAD RECEIVED!

I-751 Removal of Conditions

May 27, 2010: I-751 Packet sent to Vermont Service Center via USPS Priority Mail, Certified

May 29, 2010: I-751 Packet Received

June 1, 2010: NOA1 Dated

June 7, 2010: NOA1 Received

August 23, 2010: Biometrics appointment

September 20, 2010: Approval decision letter

September 27, 2010: 10-YEAR GREEN CARD RECEIVED!

N-400 Application for Naturalization

January 23, 2017: N-400 Petition Sent to Lewisville, TX via FedEx Ground

January 25, 2017: NOA1 Dated

February 14, 2017: Biometrics appointment

October 27, 2017: NOA2 Dated

December 5, 2017: INTERVIEW PASSED!

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The date that is on the I-94. The K-1 Visa date is for when you must use it to enter the country. Once you use it it is no longer valid. The I-94 is what determines when you need to be married by and how long the K-1 visa entry is good for.

Thanks a lot. :) So as long as I turn in the AOS application before the expiration date, we're kosher? It doesn't have to be processed before it expires, right?

The expiration date is just something you write down where it's asked for. There is neither a deadline for filing or completion but the sooner the better in most K1 cases.

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