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I am new to this site. But I have to say that it has been wonderful in answering alot of our questions thus far!!!! Thanks!

After my wife and I got married in the US (L) , I was there on a B1/2 Visa. Because we don't do this everyday... we didn't know what to do from there... During our confusion as to whether we needed to file all the paperwork and stay in the US, or for me to come back to the UK, and have my Wife file from the US for me to receive a K-3 Visa. I overstayed my Visa by approx. 6 weeks. Will this be a problem in getting my K-3 approved??? If so... Is there ANY way to resolve the problem??? Can someone PLEASE :help:

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I am new to this site. But I have to say that it has been wonderful in answering alot of our questions thus far!!!! Thanks!

After my wife and I got married in the US (L) , I was there on a B1/2 Visa. Because we don't do this everyday... we didn't know what to do from there... During our confusion as to whether we needed to file all the paperwork and stay in the US, or for me to come back to the UK, and have my Wife file from the US for me to receive a K-3 Visa. I overstayed my Visa by approx. 6 weeks. Will this be a problem in getting my K-3 approved??? If so... Is there ANY way to resolve the problem??? Can someone PLEASE :help:

Thanks for your reply. I'm back in the UK...My sweet Wife filed all the paperwork, and the U.S.C.I.S. has had the I-129f form since July! I'm just ready to get back home with her,I miss her dearly! And I just don't want something like this to stand in the way!

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JSPink,

A six-week overstay, in and of itself, should not be a problem.

Yodrak

I am new to this site. But I have to say that it has been wonderful in answering alot of our questions thus far!!!! Thanks!

After my wife and I got married in the US (L) , I was there on a B1/2 Visa. Because we don't do this everyday... we didn't know what to do from there... During our confusion as to whether we needed to file all the paperwork and stay in the US, or for me to come back to the UK, and have my Wife file from the US for me to receive a K-3 Visa. I overstayed my Visa by approx. 6 weeks. Will this be a problem in getting my K-3 approved??? If so... Is there ANY way to resolve the problem??? Can someone PLEASE :help:

Thanks for your reply. I'm back in the UK...My sweet Wife filed all the paperwork, and the U.S.C.I.S. has had the I-129f form since July! I'm just ready to get back home with her,I miss her dearly! And I just don't want something like this to stand in the way!

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JSPink,

I agree with Yodrak's post, but I'm going to add this. Your thread is a good example of why you should not continue your case without consulting an attorney. I have a feeling you'd be a lot happier today if you had done so right before or after your marriage date.

JSPink,

A six-week overstay, in and of itself, should not be a problem.

Yodrak

I am new to this site. But I have to say that it has been wonderful in answering alot of our questions thus far!!!! Thanks!

After my wife and I got married in the US (L) , I was there on a B1/2 Visa. Because we don't do this everyday... we didn't know what to do from there... During our confusion as to whether we needed to file all the paperwork and stay in the US, or for me to come back to the UK, and have my Wife file from the US for me to receive a K-3 Visa. I overstayed my Visa by approx. 6 weeks. Will this be a problem in getting my K-3 approved??? If so... Is there ANY way to resolve the problem??? Can someone PLEASE :help:

Thanks for your reply. I'm back in the UK...My sweet Wife filed all the paperwork, and the U.S.C.I.S. has had the I-129f form since July! I'm just ready to get back home with her,I miss her dearly! And I just don't want something like this to stand in the way!

Now That You Are A Permanent Resident

How Do I Remove The Conditions On Permanent Residence Based On Marriage?

Welcome to the United States: A Guide For New Immigrants

Yes, even this last one.. stuff in there that not even your USC knows.....

Here are more links that I love:

Arriving in America, The POE Drill

Dual Citizenship FAQ

Other Fora I Post To:

alt.visa.us.marriage-based http://britishexpats.com/ and www.***removed***.com

censored link = *family based immigration* website

Inertia. Is that the Greek god of 'can't be bothered'?

Met, married, immigrated, naturalized.

I-130 filed Aug02

USC Jul06

No Deje Piedras Sobre El Pavimento!

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I am new to this site. But I have to say that it has been wonderful in answering alot of our questions thus far!!!! Thanks!

After my wife and I got married in the US (L) , I was there on a B1/2 Visa. Because we don't do this everyday... we didn't know what to do from there... During our confusion as to whether we needed to file all the paperwork and stay in the US, or for me to come back to the UK, and have my Wife file from the US for me to receive a K-3 Visa. I overstayed my Visa by approx. 6 weeks. Will this be a problem in getting my K-3 approved??? If so... Is there ANY way to resolve the problem??? Can someone PLEASE :help:

HELLO,

As others suggested I also suggest you to avoid any hassles consult a lawyer.

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