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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
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If the I-94 hasn't expired yet, you're still ok. It's K-1's who are under a bit of a time crunch, as their I-94's are only good for 90 days. Even at that, there seems to be no specific "time limit" to in which to apply, even for K-1's. It's considered ideal to apply before the I-94 expires. That way the AOS NOA1 can serve as at least some kind of proof of status after the I-94 is expired. It's generally considered a good idea to try to avoid any out of status time.

With the K-3's extended period of legal presence, you can, and most people, I suspect, do (or did, the K-3 no longer being issued) apply for AOS and receive the green card long before the I-94 expires. That's the best idea. But there's no real hurry at this point. You still have lots of time. But you should do it as soon as you can reasonably afford to.

DON'T PANIC

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: China
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Check the I-94 expiration date.

USUALLY a K-3 visa holder has 2 years to adjust status, is tied into the I-94 expiration date.

Aug 2011? You have some time to prep all.

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