Needing advise if you only can give one

[BlueSky77 0]

Hi,

I'm not sure if that would work, maybe more experienced VJ'ers could verify it? Anyway, the idea is, file for an EOS (I-539) while waiting for your husband's naturalization. As I understand, processing the I-539 by USCIS takes a reasonable amount of time and you are not being considered out of status while this application is being processed (anyone please, confirm this). As soon as your husband becomes a USC, take the AOS path (and withdraw the I-539? not sure if that would matter by then).

Best regards!

Thanks a lot

[BlueSky77 0]

People have adjusted who have been out of status for decades.

I am not sure why they would ask, it would be on the form, but if asked just tell the truth.

Thanks a lot

[Harsh_77 718]

Thank you so much this is very detailed awesome

What do you think about my other question

If I stay and they ask my husband in the interview about my status how do you see this going?

Thanks again in advance

I dont think they would ask your husband about you at his citizenship interview.

[Brother Hesekiel 2,236]

On the N-400, Part 8, question E, number 3 asks about the spouse's immigration status. The field to mark would "other" and the answer "B1/B2."

Now, I don't know if the I.O. will dig deeper into this. Nobody does.

[BlueSky77 0]

On the N-400, Part 8, question E, number 3 asks about the spouse's immigration status. The field to mark would "other" and the answer "B1/B2."

Now, I don't know if the I.O. will dig deeper into this. Nobody does.

Thank you