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My wife came to US as K-1 visa holder and her I-94, 90 day stamp, will expire in October.

She sent her AOS application recently.

Between October, after her I-94 expires, and time when she gets her green card,

how can she prove that she is here legally?

Does she need to carry NOA1 with her passport?

Just carrying driver's license is enough?

How did you or your spouse do?

Thanks for your help!!!

Edited by windycity

11/04/10 I-751 submitted to VSC by express mail.

11/05/10 VSC received the package.

11/08/10 NOA1 date

11/12/10 Check cashed, NOA1 hardcopy received.

12/31/10 Bio letter received. Finally!! Sechduled for 1/25/11.

01/12/11 Early Bio

03/29/11 ROC approved.

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My wife came to US as K-1 visa holder and her I-94, 90 day stamp, will expire in October.

She sent her AOS application recently.

Between October, after her I-94 expires, and time when she gets her green card,

how can she prove that she is here legally?

Does she need to carry NOA1 with her passport?

Just carrying driver's license is enough?

How did you or your spouse do?

Thanks for your help!!!

Since you've filed for AOS, her legal status is technically "Pending."

We carried:

  • Passport always (until green card is received)
  • State issued ID/Driver's license (if one was obtained)
  • Marriage Certificate (for a short while we kept this on hand)
  • EAD card, once obtained, (replaced marriage certificate in wallet)
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My wife came to US as K-1 visa holder and her I-94, 90 day stamp, will expire in October.

She sent her AOS application recently.

Between October, after her I-94 expires, and time when she gets her green card,

how can she prove that she is here legally?

Does she need to carry NOA1 with her passport?

Just carrying driver's license is enough?

How did you or your spouse do?

Thanks for your help!!!

Since you've filed for AOS, her legal status is technically "Pending."

We carried:

  • Passport always (until green card is received)
  • State issued ID/Driver's license (if one was obtained)
  • Marriage Certificate (for a short while we kept this on hand)
  • EAD card, once obtained, (replaced marriage certificate in wallet)
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All good ideas but the first primary proof of legal status will be the NOA1 for having filed the I-485. That combined with the K1 visa adn marriage license is proof of status.

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