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Always Blessed   1

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Hi All,

I am not sure if I am posting this in the correct place or not. However,my question is I have a friend that arrived in the States about a week ago with a valid I-194 for a month and a C1-D (Crewmans) Visa. He did not board the ship the following day as he ran into a ex-girlfriend childhood friend at the airport and they decided they are going to get married befor the I-194 expires.

Now will he have to go back home(Jamaica) in order to file documents with the USCIS? I know there is a possibilty of a 10 year bar if he overstayed his time but as stated the I-194 is valid for a month even though he did not board the ship. They wanted to get married Tuesday and I am just trying to see if they are taking the correct route or not as I know you can not adjust status from a C1-D visa.

Thanks in advance for any guidence you are able to supply.

AOS

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He has a month stay, he can get married in that time.

Just needs to leave before his I 94 expires.

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Always Blessed   1

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He has a month stay, he can get married in that time.

Just needs to leave before his I 94 expires.

Correct! So if he marrys as he plans to Tuesday he will still need to go back home and his wiffe will need to file papers that way?

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AOS

2/14/10- Married My Best Friend

3/15/10- Sent Off Check and AOS DOCs Express Mail

3/29/10 received Biometrics appointment letter for 4/20/10 will walk in on 3/31/10

5/28/10-Advance Parole Received

6/5/10-EAD Received

6/26/10-Greencard received

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canadian_wife   1,823

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Yes, he has no options of staying in the US. A crewman's visa cannot adjust status. Tell him to be aware not to overstay

He must return to his home country

Good luck

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Always Blessed   1

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Yes, he has no options of staying in the US. A crewman's visa cannot adjust status. Tell him to be aware not to overstay

He must return to his home country

Good luck

Thank you

AOS

2/14/10- Married My Best Friend

3/15/10- Sent Off Check and AOS DOCs Express Mail

3/29/10 received Biometrics appointment letter for 4/20/10 will walk in on 3/31/10

5/28/10-Advance Parole Received

6/5/10-EAD Received

6/26/10-Greencard received

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