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Filed: F-1 Visa Country: Tunisia
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I came to USA on student visa, I meet my fiance one year ago and we get engaged in christmas , we are planning to have our wedding in June. However my ffiance just discover that he can have vacation for our weeding ceremony on in August. So we decided to get married in court then we have the ceremony in August my parents and friend will attend :)

My question is: can we fill for my AOS immdiatly after we get married in court and send it ? Or should I wait until august til we have our weeding ceremony

I dnt wanna waste time especially being married on student visa

Thank you so much

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Married is married, it does not matter if it's a courthouse wedding or a big ceremony. As long as you have your marriage certificate you can file for AOS.

Make sure to read the guides on here: http://www.visajourney.com/content/i130guide2

Maybe someone with more experience with F1 visas can comment more on that, but once your case is accepted by USCIS you are no longer bound to your F1 status, but in a new period of authorized stay for as long as your AOS is pending. Should your AOS be denied, you would have to leave the country.

If that is all there is to your case it seems pretty straight forward.

(We're doing the same thing by the way, we had a small ceremony without guests (although not at the courthouse) and will have a big wedding with family and friends later this year)

Good luck!

AOS Timeline (from J1)

12/14/2011 - sent AOS papers to Chicago Lockbox
12/16/2011 - AOS papers arrived and signed for
12/20/2011 - received text/email notifications for I-485, I-765, I-131 & I-130
12/21/2011 - touched I-485, I-130, I-131, I-765
01/05/2012 - change of address to PO Box since we seemed to not be getting the letters
01/11/2012 - hard copies of NOA for I-131, I-765 and I-131 (FINALLY)
01/24/2012 - biometrics letter for I-485 and -I765 in mail, appointment 02/02/2012
01/31/2012 - successful walk-in biometrics
03/06/2012 - EAD and AP approved, card production ordered
03/09/2012 - second notification about EAD card production
03/12/2012 - notifications about EAD being mailed and USPS picking it up
03/14/2012 - EAD/AP combo card in hand, email notification about interview appointment
03/19/2012 - Interview letter in hand, appointment for 4/19 in Denver
04/19/2012 - Interview date: APPROVED!!
04/28/2012 - GREEN CARD in hand! :-)

ROC

1/29/2014 - mailed ROC papers to CSC

1/31/2014 - USPS delivery confirmation

2/10/2014 - received biometrics appointment letter for 2/26/14

2/21/2014 - infopass appointment about missing NOA1

2/21/2014 - successful walk-in for biometrics

3/03/2014 - NOA1 letter (finally), dated 1/31/2014

5/15/2014 - online update: card production ordered

5/24/2014 - card in hand

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