AOS filed after got married under the B1/ B2 visa category

[canada80 0]

11-29-2008 first meeting at Niagara falls Canada but im come from Philippines

12-05- 2008 Came to USA under B1/B2 visa

12-10-2008 Back to Canada to work

01-24-2009 My fiancee cme to Canada ( we got engage)

02-13- 2009 Came to US to celebrate Valentines

02-15- 2009 Back to Canada to work

03-01-2009 Went to Florida

03-16-2009 Back to Canada

03-22-2009 Came US to see my Fiancee (my fiancee propose fr marriage)

04-22- 2009 I cme to US B1/B2 category

04-26- 2009 We got married with his friends and family without my friends and family

05-04-2009 My husband and I went to Philippines fo honeymoon

05-13- 2009 we cme back US

05-17- 2009 I back to Cnada

05-29-2009 I come back to USA under B1/B2 visa category

07-12-2009 Filed I130

07-13-2009 received NOR

08-12-2009 Filed AOS, I-765

08-15-2009 received NOR

08-22-2009 apply for learner's permit DMV

11-23-2009 passed the road test

12-03-2009 appt. for biomtrics only for AOS

Anybody to help me what to until now I didn,t received any news for my application for my employment ( I- 765 ). Do I need to wait till I received noticed from USCIS or I call. almost more than 4 months timetable say's 3months...Advce pls.

[marie09 5]

I would probably make an info pass appointment at your local office since it's been over the 90 days.

You could also call but I think infopass would get more results.

[Brother Hesekiel 2,236]

If your AOS is granted, you will be an example for tens of thousands that it is possible to enter the US as a spouse of a USC with just a visitor's visa and adjust status without problems.

[sachinky 465]

I'm also curious to see if this AOS is granted.

If it is, I don't understand why have the K-1s and CR-1s. Might as well give all USC spouses/fiances single-entry tourist visas to enter the country and then subsequently AOS. Seems a little unfair that some people can get away with this while others have to remain separated for 6-8 months.

[Brother Hesekiel 2,236]

Which, my friends, is what I expect to happen. We read on this site over and over and over again that nobody should even attempt to enter the US with a B1/B2 or under the VWP, get married, and try to adjust status, and that it is really a fraud case if somebody who is already married to a USC enters as a visitor and applies for AOS, but my guess is that this case will show that reality really differs from the formal framework.

If the O.P. gets her AOS approved, we can be fairly certain that it doesn't matter how and with what kind of visum one enters the US, already married or not, how long he or she overstayed, as everything, absolutely everything in this regard becomes irrelevant once one applies for AOS, at which time the I.O. is only interested in whether or not the marriage is legit.

Therefore, it might turn out that the K-3, K-1, IR-1, and even CR-1 visas are only hurdles in the goal of reaching the US quickly and become a LPR. WVP and B2 are faster and as efficient. Maybe.

Edited December 21, 2009 by Just Bob

[sachinky 465]

Interesting thoughts, Bob.

I actually think that the K-1s and CR-1s need to be abolished. All USC spouses/fiances should be granted single-entry tourist visas -- having proved bonafide relationship and marriage at the interview -- to enter the country and then subsequently AOS. Seems a little unfair that some people can get away with this while others have to remain separated for 6-8 months. This roundabout way of keeping people apart just seems to be cruel.

It took my husband 4 days his visa to come marry me in India.

Edited December 22, 2009 by sachinky

[sasaqlain 24]

If your marriage is legit and bonafide, you need not worry. Just be prepared in terms of evidence of continuing marriage/documentation and Inshallah you'll be fine. Read my timeline. I wasn't even asked if i entered on a B-2. The AO's mostly focus on your relationship. Good Luck.

PS: Just don't lie to them. It will come back and bite you in the Behind.