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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Vietnam
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You are here in the US and married, so no need for a K visa (unless you return to your native country). You will adjust status here.

You will need evidence of a bona fide marriage. If parents are paying all of the living expenses that may limit the evidence that you will have. Take a look at the I-485 instructions to get a feel for what you will be able to show as evidence.

thanks a mill. How would our parents paying for our living expense limit evidence of bonafide marriage...all the bills and apartment lease are in our names, they just provide us with the money. But yea...I was going home for the summer break becuase my school is close. If I apply to adjust status from my F1 visa and leave before I get advance parole, the application would be abandon...am i correct?

Maybe I should just wait until I return for the fall semester and then apply for AOS. Another thing...my visa is up december. If I do get I-130 and AOS approved by then and im still in the U.S, will be fine once i've applied?

Parents loaning/giving you the $$ and you writing the checks is good. If the parents were paying (writing their own checks) then you wouldn't have anything to show.

Did you say that you were going back to your country for the summer? Is your wife going as well? Spending the summer away from your spouse might cause an interviewer to doubt the validity of your marriage.

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Filed: Other Country: Barbados
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You are here in the US and married, so no need for a K visa (unless you return to your native country). You will adjust status here.

You will need evidence of a bona fide marriage. If parents are paying all of the living expenses that may limit the evidence that you will have. Take a look at the I-485 instructions to get a feel for what you will be able to show as evidence.

thanks a mill. How would our parents paying for our living expense limit evidence of bonafide marriage...all the bills and apartment lease are in our names, they just provide us with the money. But yea...I was going home for the summer break becuase my school is close. If I apply to adjust status from my F1 visa and leave before I get advance parole, the application would be abandon...am i correct?

Maybe I should just wait until I return for the fall semester and then apply for AOS. Another thing...my visa is up december. If I do get I-130 and AOS approved by then and im still in the U.S, will be fine once i've applied?

Parents loaning/giving you the $$ and you writing the checks is good. If the parents were paying (writing their own checks) then you wouldn't have anything to show.

Did you say that you were going back to your country for the summer? Is your wife going as well? Spending the summer away from your spouse might cause an interviewer to doubt the validity of your marriage.

She'll be there for a week but she def isnt staying the whole summer but I will be. i mean if they doubt the validity of our marriage then there is nothing we can do but it makes no sense me stayin here or her coming there for the whole summer and not having any form of income. That is the only reason im leaving.

Came to the U.S on a F1 visa January 2008

Got engaged to my USC girlfriend Dec 2008

DEC 29th 2009 Married

JAN 27th 2010 Medical completed Jan 27th

FEB 17th 2010 AOS + I-130 package sent

FEB 25th Got emails with all receipt # ( but not able to check on USCIS site)

FEB 28th Online status check available

MAR 1st Received Hard Copy of NOA's in the mail

MAR 8th Received Biometrics appointment in mail: for Mar 18th (however no updates on site or email notifications)

MAR 9th Biometrics complete via walk-in (All docs touched on USCIS site)

MAR 26th Received interview appointment (For May 6th)

APR 23rd Touched on I-130 and I-485

APR 26th Touched on all docs, EAD card production ordered

MAY 1st Advance patrol in mail

MAY 6th Interview (Request for additional information)

MAY 6th EAD in mail

June 1st (RFE mailed in)

June 28th Notice of approval on USCIS website

July 3th GREEN CARD INT HE MAIL!!!

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Vietnam
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Actually there is everything that you can do about showing the validity of your marriage. Evidence that you supply will be the basis of your status adjustment.

Depending on your country of origin/residence the examination can be more intensive. Be sure to prepare yourselves accordingly so that you are successful with your petition.

I-864 Affidavit of Support FAQ -->> https://travel.state.gov/content/visas/en/immigrate/immigrant-process/documents/support/i-864-frequently-asked-questions.html

FOREIGN INCOME REPORTING & TAX FILING -->> https://www.irs.gov/publications/p54/ch01.html#en_US_2015_publink100047318

CALL THIS NUMBER TO ORDER IRS TAX TRANSCRIPTS >> 800-908-9946

PLEASE READ THE GUIDES -->> Link to Visa Journey Guides

MULTI ENTRY SPOUSE VISA TO VN -->>Link to Visa Exemption for Vietnamese Residents Overseas & Their Spouses

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Filed: Other Country: Barbados
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Actually there is everything that you can do about showing the validity of your marriage. Evidence that you supply will be the basis of your status adjustment.

Depending on your country of origin/residence the examination can be more intensive. Be sure to prepare yourselves accordingly so that you are successful with your petition.

Thanks. fortunately my country has very little migration so I dnt think that would be a issue. And when you say prepare what do you mean? I feel like you only need to over prepare when ur marriage is fake. If ur marriage is real then you should need to do so much preparation outside the nessasary paper work.

Came to the U.S on a F1 visa January 2008

Got engaged to my USC girlfriend Dec 2008

DEC 29th 2009 Married

JAN 27th 2010 Medical completed Jan 27th

FEB 17th 2010 AOS + I-130 package sent

FEB 25th Got emails with all receipt # ( but not able to check on USCIS site)

FEB 28th Online status check available

MAR 1st Received Hard Copy of NOA's in the mail

MAR 8th Received Biometrics appointment in mail: for Mar 18th (however no updates on site or email notifications)

MAR 9th Biometrics complete via walk-in (All docs touched on USCIS site)

MAR 26th Received interview appointment (For May 6th)

APR 23rd Touched on I-130 and I-485

APR 26th Touched on all docs, EAD card production ordered

MAY 1st Advance patrol in mail

MAY 6th Interview (Request for additional information)

MAY 6th EAD in mail

June 1st (RFE mailed in)

June 28th Notice of approval on USCIS website

July 3th GREEN CARD INT HE MAIL!!!

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Filed: Country: Germany
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Actually there is everything that you can do about showing the validity of your marriage. Evidence that you supply will be the basis of your status adjustment.

Depending on your country of origin/residence the examination can be more intensive. Be sure to prepare yourselves accordingly so that you are successful with your petition.

Thanks. fortunately my country has very little migration so I dnt think that would be a issue. And when you say prepare what do you mean? I feel like you only need to over prepare when ur marriage is fake. If ur marriage is real then you should need to do so much preparation outside the nessasary paper work.

You still have to prove your marriage is valid and real. When you go for your AOS interview you will be required to show evidence of such and people have been asked for more evidence, even when their marriages were real and valid. Leaving the country for the entire summer, after marriage, but before AOS may not look good when it comes time to adjust status.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: China
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Moving to AOS forum.

OUR TIME LINE Please do a timeline it helps us all, thanks.

Is now a US Citizen immigration completed Jan 12, 2012.

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Visa issues, and lots of info about the Guangzhou and Hong Kong consulate.

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (pnd) Country: Japan
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hummmm....

My question is, can you go home for the summer and come back to the US on F-1 visa safely? You're already married, and you're coming back here to go to school, but at the same time, you will be adjusting your status from F-1 to permanent resident. Would that be considered visa fraud? But your main reason for entering the US is to go to school, so I guess that's okay... I don't know. Good luck!

03/04/11 -- mailed I-751

03/07/11 -- I-751 received by USCIS (Day 1)

03/10/11 -- Notice of Action received (dated 3/7/11) (Day 4)

03/18/11 -- biometrics appointment letter received (dated 3/15/11) Scheduled for 4/5/11 (Day 12)

03/21/11 -- completed biometrics early! (Day 15)

04/19/11 -- got approved and card production ordered! (Day 44)

04/23/11 -- received 10-year green card in mail! (Day 48)

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3/6/09 -- got married!

3/9/09 -- medical exam

3/13/09 -- got medical results back

3/14/09 -- mailed I-130, I-485, and I-765 packets

3/16/09 -- packets delivered to Chicago Lockbox at 11:47 am and signed by R Mercado (Day 1)

3/23/09 -- Notice of Action received for I-485 and I-765 dated 3/20/09, but not for I-130 :( (Day 8)

3/24/09 -- Notice of Action received for I-130 at my husband's address (Day 9)

3/26/09 -- Notice of Action for biometrics for both I-485 and I-765 arrives! Scheduled for 4/8/09. (Day 11)

3/28/09 -- completed biometrics! 10 days early! (Day 13)

5/1/09 -- received an interview letter for 6/4! (Day 47)

5/5/09 -- EAD card production ordered! (Day 51)

5/11/09 -- EAD approval notice sent (Day 57)

5/14/09 -- received EAD card! (Day 60)

6/4/09 -- Green Card approved at interview and card production ordered! (Day 81)

6/10/09 -- Welcome letter received (Day 87)

6/13/09 -- I-130 approval letter received (Day 90)

6/16/09 -- Card production ordered (again???) (Day 93)

6/29/09 -- Green Card in hand! (Day 106)

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Filed: Other Country: Barbados
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hummmm....

My question is, can you go home for the summer and come back to the US on F-1 visa safely? You're already married, and you're coming back here to go to school, but at the same time, you will be adjusting your status from F-1 to permanent resident. Would that be considered visa fraud? But your main reason for entering the US is to go to school, so I guess that's okay... I don't know. Good luck!

Good question. Yes my main reason for coming back here after the summer is to complete schoool, I have one more semester b4 i graduate, not to change to change my status. And yes anyone who is on a F1 visa can go home when ever they wish, i go home on weekends, every summer, basisly any time i get a break...I am not required to stay here.

But like you said, I dnt kno if me coming back here after the summer then filing for AOS would look like visa fraud. So I don't know. I will just wait awhile after I reach to file instead of as right when i reach.

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Came to the U.S on a F1 visa January 2008

Got engaged to my USC girlfriend Dec 2008

DEC 29th 2009 Married

JAN 27th 2010 Medical completed Jan 27th

FEB 17th 2010 AOS + I-130 package sent

FEB 25th Got emails with all receipt # ( but not able to check on USCIS site)

FEB 28th Online status check available

MAR 1st Received Hard Copy of NOA's in the mail

MAR 8th Received Biometrics appointment in mail: for Mar 18th (however no updates on site or email notifications)

MAR 9th Biometrics complete via walk-in (All docs touched on USCIS site)

MAR 26th Received interview appointment (For May 6th)

APR 23rd Touched on I-130 and I-485

APR 26th Touched on all docs, EAD card production ordered

MAY 1st Advance patrol in mail

MAY 6th Interview (Request for additional information)

MAY 6th EAD in mail

June 1st (RFE mailed in)

June 28th Notice of approval on USCIS website

July 3th GREEN CARD INT HE MAIL!!!

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