COULD I GET MY PASSPORT STAMPED AT THE MARRIAGE INTERVIEW?

[Alektra 0]

FRIENDS,

Whenever I am aware of my marriage interview date, and If everything goes well, what are the chances that they will stamp my passport, even though, again, I overstayed 4 years on my B2(tourist) visa before I got married? Could they still stamp it? And in my case since I overstayed, would this affect the waiting period of my Green card? I see that nowadays people receive theirs within days or a few months after the interview. Is that really possible, could that happen to me?

If not, could I ask the immigration officer about any possibility of getting my passport stamped in order for me to leave the country for my honeymoon in Brazil?

If none of this is possible, do you know how long would I have to wait for my green card?

At least I will be able to make other plans for my honeymoon inside the U.S.!!

THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH GUYS.

YOU HAVE BEEN GREAT!!

THANK YOU!!! (F) (F) (F) (F)

Edited April 21, 2010 by Alektra

[Bobby+Umit 161]

FRIENDS,

Whenever I am aware of my marriage interview date, and If everything goes well, what are the chances that they will stamp my passport, even though, again, I overstayed 4 years on my B2(tourist) visa before I got married? Could they still stamp it? And in my case since I overstayed, would this affect the waiting period of my Green card? I see that nowadays people receive theirs within days or a few months after the interview. Is that really possible, could that happen to me?

If not, could I ask the immigration officer about any possibility of getting my passport stamped in order for me to leave the country for my honeymoon in Brazil?

If none of this is possible, do you know how long would I have to wait for my green card?

At least I will be able to make other plans for my honeymoon inside the U.S.!!

THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH GUYS.

YOU HAVE BEEN GREAT!!

THANK YOU!!!

Your overstay should not affect the speed at which you get your greencard - normally. They may require more research after the interview - unknown on the amount of time, if any.

However, even if they stamp your passport (which they may not, if your still need more AP), I would not feel comfortable leaving the US without the actual GC in hand, because of the overstay.

You could always ask them the implications of getting the stamp (w/ overstay) - up to you.