AOS

[cellas 1]

What should I do if my visa expired while my AOS/ green card in process?

[Reyan 56]

The K-1 visa "expired" the moment you used it to enter the US (it's a one time entry visa). You need to marry before the I-94 (90 day) expiration date to met the obligation of the K-1 visa. You can then file the AOS before/after the I-94 expiration date, but I always suggest filing it ASAP so you can move on with your life and not be stuck in limbo.

Edited November 13, 2012 by Reyan

[cellas 1]

The K-1 visa "expired" the moment you used it to enter the US (it's a one time entry visa). You need to marry before the I-94 (90 day) expiration date to met the obligation of the K-1 visa. You can then file the AOS before/after the I-94 expiration date, but I always suggest filing it ASAP so you can move on with your life and not be stuck in limbo.

Is that mean there's no problem if I have married and my AOS still in process after 90 days?.

[Penguin_ie 5,993]

*** Moving from General Immigration to AOS from Family Visa ***

yep, no problem. The whole process can take 6+ months, so most people go over the 90 days.

[cellas 1]

*** Moving from General Immigration to AOS from Family Visa ***

yep, no problem. The whole process can take 6+ months, so most people go over the 90 days.

Thanks for the answer

We have married and will start the AOS tomorrow and my 90 days is until the end of this year.