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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: United Kingdom
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This may seem like a silly question but my British husband is getting his Massachusetts drivers license and one of the questions on the form is---what kind of visa do you have?

He lives here and has his green card and he came on a K-i visa. The form says Do you have a I-94? He doesn't know what to put on the form. Thank you.

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Got engaged - July 2007

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Rec. at NVA - April 7, 2008

Packet 3 rec. - May 9, 2008

Medical in London - Aug 5, 2008

Interview - Dec. 9, 2008-APPROVED Pending more info.

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Arrival in USA - Jan. 22, 2009

Marriage - April 11, 2009

Filed for AOS - June 29, 2009

Received Biometrics appt - July 12, 2009

(Biometrics in Boston - August 5, 2009)

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Vietnam
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This may seem like a silly question but my British husband is getting his Massachusetts drivers license and one of the questions on the form is---what kind of visa do you have?

He lives here and has his green card and he came on a K-i visa. The form says Do you have a I-94? He doesn't know what to put on the form. Thank you.

I haven't seen the form, but it sounds like the question is only applicable to non-immigrant residents, like students on F visas or workers on H visas. Your husband is a legal permanent resident. If the instructions don't give any specific guidance, and you can't get any help from the department of motor vehicles, then just write "LPR" and his "A" number on the form.

12/15/2009 - K1 Visa Interview - APPROVED!

12/29/2009 - Married in Oakland, CA!

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: United Kingdom
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I agree, he is considered a resident now, should be treated the same as a citizen.

Thank you very much for the speedy replies. I'll run in and tell him -- he's all excited about getting his US license -- having driven professionally and involved in cars and racing all his life. No, he won't race here, that was in his younger days! LOL

Met - online April 2006

Met - in Person August 2006

Got engaged - July 2007

I129 Filed - February 14, 2008

NOA1 received - February 21, 2008

NOA2 received - March 31, 2008

Rec. at NVA - April 7, 2008

Packet 3 rec. - May 9, 2008

Medical in London - Aug 5, 2008

Interview - Dec. 9, 2008-APPROVED Pending more info.

APPROVED - Dec. 22, 2008

Arrival in USA - Jan. 22, 2009

Marriage - April 11, 2009

Filed for AOS - June 29, 2009

Received Biometrics appt - July 12, 2009

(Biometrics in Boston - August 5, 2009)

 
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