AOS from VWP

[newly wedded blis 0]

I literally just signed up on visa journey and am not sure if i am posting to the right section, sorry if it is misplaced

Me and my now husband decided to marry during my current visit to the USA, we married a few weeks before my return home. My son and I arrived in the USA in 10th May 2012 with the intention of departing 17th July 2012, in time for me to start my new job before returning to complete my final year in University.

I can already feel the disapproval of some members of this group, I understand the implications of my VWP to AOS being denied, however it is a risk that we are willing to take. If worse comes to worse then it was not meant to be and I will return home to the UK. Our Intention was to get married next year after I had graduated and was ready.

On 23/04/2012 I rented a new property and moved into it after having signed a six month lease, I am still obligate to pay this rent as I signed and leased it, so we are currently paying for it from here. I also bought a new car in 01/06/2011 and the car insurance renewal was due whilst I was here, before we decided to just get married on the spur of the moment, so I bought new car insurance and paid he hefty deposit and signed up for a 12mnth contract, and am now obligated to pay that too, and am doing so every month, and will continue to until I sell my car.

I understand that the last word lies with the Officer that will interview us. Again I understand that we could be denied just as easily as we could be granted the right to stay.

In case your wondering I have traveled to the USA two time prior to this and my USC husband has traveled to the UK three times in total, he in the UK for two weeks at a time, and me in the USA for 2wks, then 4wks and this time now.

We sent of our AOS complete package 11/07/2012 and it was received 16/07/2012

EAD was received 16/07/2012 and NOC 25/07/2012

ASC Appointment Notice date 30/07/2012 – Biometrics Date 27/08/2012

[mrsGORE 13]

I literally just signed up on visa journey and am not sure if i am posting to the right section, sorry if it is misplaced

Me and my now husband decided to marry during my current visit to the USA, we married a few weeks before my return home. My son and I arrived in the USA in 10th May 2012 with the intention of departing 17th July 2012, in time for me to start my new job before returning to complete my final year in University.

I can already feel the disapproval of some members of this group, I understand the implications of my VWP to AOS being denied, however it is a risk that we are willing to take. If worse comes to worse then it was not meant to be and I will return home to the UK. Our Intention was to get married next year after I had graduated and was ready.

On 23/04/2012 I rented a new property and moved into it after having signed a six month lease, I am still obligate to pay this rent as I signed and leased it, so we are currently paying for it from here. I also bought a new car in 01/06/2011 and the car insurance renewal was due whilst I was here, before we decided to just get married on the spur of the moment, so I bought new car insurance and paid he hefty deposit and signed up for a 12mnth contract, and am now obligated to pay that too, and am doing so every month, and will continue to until I sell my car.

I understand that the last word lies with the Officer that will interview us. Again I understand that we could be denied just as easily as we could be granted the right to stay.

In case your wondering I have traveled to the USA two time prior to this and my USC husband has traveled to the UK three times in total, he in the UK for two weeks at a time, and me in the USA for 2wks, then 4wks and this time now.

We sent of our AOS complete package 11/07/2012 and it was received 16/07/2012

EAD was received 16/07/2012 and NOC 25/07/2012

ASC Appointment Notice date 30/07/2012 – Biometrics Date 27/08/2012

As long as you can prove that you enter in good faith you'll be fine there's more complicated cases out there...

For example a case where immigrant is in removal proceeding but got approval... i think that's more complicated that yours...

juts stay positive and have faith in God....

[newly wedded blis 0]

As long as you can prove that you enter in good faith you'll be fine there's more complicated cases out there...

For example a case where immigrant is in removal proceeding but got approval... i think that's more complicated that yours...

juts stay positive and have faith in God....

Thank you for reading and replying, I appreciate it, I am praying that all will be well, thank again

Have I posted in the right place?

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

You didn't have intent to immigrate when you came here, so you should not worry. You will get a chance to tell your story.

As far as posting, this should be in the main AOS-other forum; you posted in a subforum for progress reports. But, it's pretty close to the right place! This subforum does not get a lot of traffic, because it's mostly for case status and congrats posts. Questions go in the main forum.

Are you just giving up on your last year of school?

Edited August 5, 2012 by Harpa Timsah

[ValerieA 350]

I wouldn't worry about being denied, your case seems pretty straight-forward to me. Congratulations, and good luck on a smooth journey!

[newly wedded blis 0]

You didn't have intent to immigrate when you came here, so you should not worry. You will get a chance to tell your story.

As far as posting, this should be in the main AOS-other forum; you posted in a subforum for progress reports. But, it's pretty close to the right place! This subforum does not get a lot of traffic, because it's mostly for case status and congrats posts. Questions go in the main forum.

Are you just giving up on your last year of school?

Thank you for the reply Harpa Timsah, I will not give up but will defer for at least a year and then will return to studies here, Currently my husband and I are concentrating on settling our little one into pre-school and into the American way of life, we have just put an offer on a house, once the house is sorted i intend to take time to learn to drive here, familiarize myself with my surroundings and make this home, I definitely want to complete my final year.

Thank you

I wouldn't worry about being denied, your case seems pretty straight-forward to me. Congratulations, and good luck on a smooth journey!

Much appreciated ValerieA, Thanks for the luck too