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Hubby and i been together for almost 13years now...in 2009 we decided to get married and the big plan was that once i was finished with school i would move back to our country. I got pregnant and the we decided to staying in the USA would be the best for our growing family.

At the time when we filed the I130 I was a LPR so it was approved but said he was not eligible for AOS. He has a B1 visa and I am now a USC...he was coming and going since we got married and the last time he came the inspection officer was giving him a hard time about his coming and going.

Anyway he left the USA again and decided to stay out of the country until I got my citizenship which was about 6months. He came back in DEc 2011 and we applied for the AOS and we are going to the interview on April 12 2012

Do we have anything to worry about? We have all the evidence requested but I am just feeling a bit worried. Any advice or suggestion would be great

Adjusting from B2 visa

12/3/2011: Hubby arrived to the USA

12/23/2011: AOS package

12/29/2011: AOS package received

01/11/2012: Acceptance email received

01/18/2012: Biometric appt and receipt received

Appointment set for 02/8/2012

01/27/2012: RFE email received

02/01/2012: Hard copy of RFE notice received

02/14/2012: RFE info sent back to USCIS

02/22/2012: Received email RFE received case continues to process at NBC

03/09/2012: Receive email with interview notice

04/12/2012: Interview in Baltimore City 9:00am

Case has to be reviewed WAITING on a decision now....

04/18/2012: APPROVED EMAIL RECEIVED AMEN!!!!!

04/23/2012: Approval/ welcome letter received in mail

04/23/2012: Card production ordered email received

04/24/2012: Card mailed email received

04/27/2012: Received email USPS picked up mail containing card notice

04/27/2012: GREEN CARD IN HAND!!!!! :)

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Ireland
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Did he intend to immigrate when he came in December? If so, you are potentially looking at visa fraud. What, if anything, was he asked at the border?

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Me: Irish/ Swiss citizen, and now naturalised US citizen. Husband: USC; twin babies born Feb 08 in Ireland and a daughter in Feb 2010 in Arkansas who are all joint Irish/ USC. Did DCF (IR1) in 6 weeks via the Dublin, Ireland embassy and now living in Arkansas.

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Did he intend to immigrate when he came in December? If so, you are potentially looking at visa fraud. What, if anything, was he asked at the border?

I am not sure what he was asked when he came...but once he got here i decided to do the AOS. had no clue about b1 visa having issues..after reading only usc can do aos i assume it did not matter the visa tpye. he has legal stay until june but was scheduled to go home on april 1st and our interview is on the 12th.

just wish i found all this information before starting this process...i just went from the basic stuff i got from uscis site and did it myself seeing i cant afford a lawyer

I dont even know what the right step should have been seeing that staying here was not the first plan

Adjusting from B2 visa

12/3/2011: Hubby arrived to the USA

12/23/2011: AOS package

12/29/2011: AOS package received

01/11/2012: Acceptance email received

01/18/2012: Biometric appt and receipt received

Appointment set for 02/8/2012

01/27/2012: RFE email received

02/01/2012: Hard copy of RFE notice received

02/14/2012: RFE info sent back to USCIS

02/22/2012: Received email RFE received case continues to process at NBC

03/09/2012: Receive email with interview notice

04/12/2012: Interview in Baltimore City 9:00am

Case has to be reviewed WAITING on a decision now....

04/18/2012: APPROVED EMAIL RECEIVED AMEN!!!!!

04/23/2012: Approval/ welcome letter received in mail

04/23/2012: Card production ordered email received

04/24/2012: Card mailed email received

04/27/2012: Received email USPS picked up mail containing card notice

04/27/2012: GREEN CARD IN HAND!!!!! :)

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Canada
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You will be fine, many things are overlooked for the spouse of a USC including intent and overstay.

Also even if he said he wasn't planning on immigrating to the Border Officer, is that not what AOS is for? Sometimes circumstances change...

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July 2005 - met my awesome, hot, amazing love in Lousiana.
July 2006 - Married said love and moved to Canada.
June 2011 - Entered US to visit family, decided to stay.
Feb. 2012 - Sent paperwork to Chicago.

May 2012 - Received green card.

Day 0 - Package sent to Chicago Lockbox - 02/27/2012
Day 2 - UPS Tracking Confirmation - 02/29/2012
Day 4 - NOA Emails Received - 03/02/2012
Day 7 - All Checks Cashed - 03/05/2012
Day 11 - Hard Copy NOA's Received - 03/09/2012
Day 11 - Biometrics Appointment Received - 03/09/2012
--------- - Booked for - 04/03/2012 (day 36)
Day 35 - Early Biometricts Walk-in - 04/02/2012
Day 44 - Received Appointment Letter - 04/11/2012
Day 58 - EAD Approval Online - 04/25/2012
Day 63 - EAD in the mail - 04/30/2012
Day 65 - EAD in hand - 05/02/2012
Day 77 - AOS Interview - 05/14/2012
Day 77 - AOS Approved!
Day 84 - Green Card In Hand - 05/21/2012

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