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jth+kdr   0

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My fiance is currently on his second E3 visa. He completed his Masters in Education here in the United States, was on a student visa for those 2 years, then applied for his E3 and has been on E3 since Aug 2008. We are getting married in June. His E3 doesn't expire until Aug 2011, but he is looking at a new job. What will we have to do once we are married and now looking at a new employer? Any thoughts or experiences close in this matter? Thanks.

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groovyaardvark   7

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Hi there,

Are you a US or Australian citizen? Do you plan on living in the US for the long term?

In my experience the E3 visa is a terrible thing, I loathe it.

E3 visa - Issued 06/04/2008, Ottawa, Canada
E3 status - Renewed 02/26/2010, LAX, USA
Married (Pennsylvania) - 08/21/2010
i-130/i-485 Application sent - 10/13/2010
EAD document production notice - 01/06/11
Interview letter arrived - 01/13/2011
EAD card arrived - 01/14/2011
Interview! - 02/15/2011 9:45am. APPROVED!
Divorce decree - 08/24/2012
Filed for removal of conditions (waiver) i-751 - 10/22/12
Walk in Biometrics - 11/02/12
Service request (outside of processing timelines) - 06/21/13
i-751 Touched - 07/03/13
ROC i-751 Approval received - 07/08/13
Card production - 07/19/13
10 year card arrived - 07/25/13
N-400 Citizenship application sent - 12/08/2015

Interview - 05/25/2016

Oath Ceremony - 5/25/2016
US CITIZEN!

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Boiler   45,467

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Assuming you are going to stay in the US you would apply to adjust status, as soon as you have your EAD your E3 days are behind you.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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