i485 "Current USCIS Status"

[Tertius 0]

I'm in the process of completing my forms. I've gotten married but not yet applied for adjustment.

What's my status? And when does it expire?

[Otto 83]

Your timeline is incomplete (last updated May 2009) so, presumably you got married within 90-days of arriving; the Example I-485 suggests "K-1 Visa holder" and the expiration date of your I-94 (attached inside your passport) for the two related fields on the form.

[Tertius 0]

Yes sorry I haven't updated that yet.

I got in the country on the 7th of August and got married on the 25th of October. I am therefore outside of the 90 day period (K1). What is my status currently? Just K1 Visa Holder then? That would expire on the 5th of November. It's obviously already past that.

[Otto 83]

Yes sorry I haven't updated that yet.

I got in the country on the 7th of August and got married on the 25th of October. I am therefore outside of the 90 day period (K1). What is my status currently? Just K1 Visa Holder then?

Yes

That would expire on the 5th of November. It's obviously already past that.

Not much you can do about that - just file as soon as possible.

[TBoneTX 45,297]

I got in the country on the 7th of August and got married on the 25th of October. I am therefore outside of the 90 day period (K1). What is my status currently? Just K1 Visa Holder then?

Actually, the visa was "dead upon your arrival" at POE, so you no longer "hold" the visa. You can more accurately refer to yourself as a "K-1 entrant." It is your I-94 that was good for, and expired after, the 90 days.

After your AOS papers are filed, and before AOS approval or interview, you will be known as an "applicant for adjustment," or, more concisely, "adjustment applicant." Because you are out of status, I recommend that you file for AOS as a highest priority and carry a photocopy of your AOS package's cover-letter with you (everywhere you go) until you receive the NOA1... and then carry a copy of that letter with you.