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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: India
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File for AOS. NOW.

03/27/2009: Engaged in Ithaca, New York.
08/17/2009: Wedding in Calcutta, India.
09/29/2009: I-130 NOA1
01/25/2010: I-130 NOA2
03/23/2010: Case completed.
05/12/2010: CR-1 interview at Mumbai, India.
05/20/2010: US Entry, Chicago.
03/01/2012: ROC NOA1.
03/26/2012: Biometrics completed.
12/07/2012: 10 year card production ordered.

09/25/2013: N-400 NOA1

10/16/2013: Biometrics completed

12/03/2013: Interview

12/20/2013: Oath ceremony

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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I would hire an extremely competent immigration attorney, if you can afford one. You're going to need it. Likely as soon as USCIS finds out where you are, they're going to come after you with removal proceedings.

I really have no idea how you can convince them to adjust your status at this point without first leaving the country, and then you're going to have to apply for a waiver for your (extreme) overstay, just to get back into the country.

Successful completion of AOS FROM INSIDE THE USA for people in the same situation as the OP occur everyday. It is best for the OP to start the process as quickly as possible but the alien spouse SHOULD NOT leave the USA until completion

YMMV

Posted

Simply file the papers.

Document the file well with plenty of evidence of your marriage. At this point there's no excuse for not having loads of it.

No need for letters groveling for forgiveness. Don't open up Pandora's box - it's going to be obvious how long you have been out of status. If you get questions answer them honestly at the interview.

It wouldn't hurt to have an attorney consult to make sure there aren't any wrinkles with your case we don't know about.

And you have to become a permanent resident before you can naturalize. In case you were wondering.

Our journey together on this earth has come to an end.

I will see you one day again, my love.

Posted
I would hire an extremely competent immigration attorney, if you can afford one. You're going to need it. Likely as soon as USCIS finds out where you are, they're going to come after you with removal proceedings.

I really have no idea how you can convince them to adjust your status at this point without first leaving the country, and then you're going to have to apply for a waiver for your (extreme) overstay, just to get back into the country.

Like ICE doesn't have better things to do.

Our journey together on this earth has come to an end.

I will see you one day again, my love.

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
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My apologies. I will no longer offer any immigration advice here. Moderators, please feel free to delete any of my posts deemed incorrect, now or in the future.

Edited by Spoom

I-129F / K-1 / AOS:

2009-02-21: Sent I-129F package to VSC

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2009-11-09: Interview in Montreal - VISA GRANTED!

2009-11-21: POE - Moved to be with my fiancee :)

2010-01-23: Married!

2010-02-19: Sent I-485 (AOS), I-765 (EAD), I-131 (AP) package to Chicago Lockbox

2010-03-01: NOA1

2010-03-16: Transferred to CSC!

2010-03-24: Biometrics in Buffalo

2010-04-21: AOS APPROVED!

2010-04-27: Received I-797 Approval / Welcome to America letter for AOS

2010-04-30: Received Green Card

ROC:

2012-03-12: Sent I-751 package to VSC

2012-03-13: I-751 package arrived at VSC (Hi D. Renaud!)

2012-03-14: NOA1

2012-03-15: I-751 check cashed

2012-03-19: Received NOA1

2012-03-27: Received biometrics appt. notice for 2012-04-19 in Buffalo

2012-04-09: Successful early walk-in biometrics at Cleveland ASC

2012-12-04: I-751 APPROVED / 10 YR GC PRODUCTION ORDERED!

Naturalization:

2015-11-30: Here we go again: Filling out the N-400

2015-12-21: Sent N-400 to Phoenix AZ Lockbox

2015-12-23: NOA Date

2016-01-20: Biometrics in Cleveland

2016-01-25: In-line for interview

2016-01-25: Interview scheduled!

2016-01-29: Received interview letter! Scheduled for...

2016-02-29: Interview in Cleveland - APPROVED!

2016-03-18: Naturalization ceremony in Cleveland! I am a US Citizen!

 
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