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Hi there,

Im sure someone has already asked this question befoore. But Im still a little unsure...

For the I485 part one, the question where it says current USCIS status do i put

"out of status" or B2 since I came as a visitor?

My I94 is expired which means I overstayed and am out of status but is this the term they are talking about??

I dont know if this changes anything but I also have an I130 filed for me on behal of my mother.

But the I485 I am filling out is from the I130 my husband will filling together with.

Hopefully this makes sence.

Thanks for any help!

4/20/2010: Met for the first time

8/01/2010: Moved in together at his parents

5/29/2011: Asked me to marry him :)

7/01/2011: Started renting my sister's guest room together

7/14/2011: Got married officially

USCIS

10/26/2011: sent I-130 I-485 and I-765

11/02/2011: received Email USCIS Acceptance Confirmation for I-130 I-485 and I-765

11/03/2011: received NOA1 for I-130 I-485 and I-765

11/23/2011: Biometrics appointment for I-485 and I-765

01/09/2012: Recieved EAD in mail

02/08/2012: Interview Date (APPROVED!)

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gna781   1

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Mexico
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B2, or B2 out of status.

So either one is fine..

Thank you!!

4/20/2010: Met for the first time

8/01/2010: Moved in together at his parents

5/29/2011: Asked me to marry him :)

7/01/2011: Started renting my sister's guest room together

7/14/2011: Got married officially

USCIS

10/26/2011: sent I-130 I-485 and I-765

11/02/2011: received Email USCIS Acceptance Confirmation for I-130 I-485 and I-765

11/03/2011: received NOA1 for I-130 I-485 and I-765

11/23/2011: Biometrics appointment for I-485 and I-765

01/09/2012: Recieved EAD in mail

02/08/2012: Interview Date (APPROVED!)

 
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