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sofaraway   2

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hello, i just got here in US last july 1 using k1 visa and got married july 7 this year...my husband is an active army and we are living on base right now, few hours ago we received a call from his CO that we will be move to korea very soon and our briefing will be tomorrow..our problem is we didn't file yet our AOS coz we didnt expect this to happen, i know right now that if i will go with him in south korea without adjusting my status then we will be back to zero when we get in SK...is there a chance to send my papers and have it expedite in 3 weeks or so?we might be movin in 4 weeks or so..please guys help what should we do..i am soo stress right now that i dont know what to do...thank u guys hope to hear from y'all.

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hello, i just got here in US last july 1 using k1 visa and got married july 7 this year...my husband is an active army and we are living on base right now, few hours ago we received a call from his CO that we will be move to korea very soon and our briefing will be tomorrow..our problem is we didn't file yet our AOS coz we didnt expect this to happen, i know right now that if i will go with him in south korea without adjusting my status then we will be back to zero when we get in SK...is there a chance to send my papers and have it expedite in 3 weeks or so?we might be movin in 4 weeks or so..please guys help what should we do..i am soo stress right now that i dont know what to do...thank u guys hope to hear from y'all.

where in korea you will going to move?i have some friends who stay in korea too right now..:) but anyways why dont you call them and ask bout if you can expedite it..and if you cant expedite it dont worry getting visa in korea its just takes 1 to 2 months..:) and since your military wife you have special treatment..

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  • Calling the toll-free USCIS Military Help Line at, 1-877-CIS-4MIL (1-877-247-4645). Operator assistance is available from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Central Time, Monday through Friday, excluding federal holidays, or
  • E-mailing USCIS’ military assistance team at: militaryinfo.nsc@dhs.gov, or
  • Contacting your military installation’s designated USCIS liaison, who should request USCIS expedite your application.
  • Here are the numbers for you.

In Arizona its hot hot hot.

http://www.uscis.gov/dateCalculator.html

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