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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Peru
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He came here on a K1 visa. We married last year but haven't filed for AOS yet. His great grandma is really sick and he would like to go see her before it's too late. What are our options? Is AP only for those who have AOS filed and pending?

Jan 5, 2012: Mailed I-129F

Jan 7, 2012: Received

Jan 10, 2012: Text and e-mail confirmation received

Jan 14, 2012: NOA1 received in the mail

Mar 29, 2012: Expedite request made

Apr 5, 2012: Expedite request approved

Apr 6, 2012: I-129F approved!

Apr 11, 2012: NVC received

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: China
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Is AP only for those who have AOS filed and pending?

Yes.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Germany
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If you got married last year and haven't filed for AOS yet, he is out of status by now, so I would recommend filing AOS as well as EAD/AP as soon as possible. However, if he has been out of status for more than 180 days (after the I-94 expired), AP would be of no use, as a 3 year ban would have been triggered. So it looks like the only way would be to file for AOS asap and wait for the green card. If he leaves the country before having a green card in hand, he would then be inadmissable to the U.S. Then you could only apply for a CR1 spousal visa, but I assume then a waiver for the 3 year ban might be needed.

06-13-2012 - I-129F sent

10-11-2012 - NOA2

01-09-2013 - Interview (approved)

01-18-2013 - Visa received by DHL

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02-21-2013 - One-way-flight to San Diego

03-22-2013 - Wedding

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04-16-2013 - I-485, I-765 & I-131 sent

07-26-2013 - Green Card approved

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05-11-2015 - I-751 sent

08-12-2015 - ROC Approved

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05-14-2016 - N-400 sent

05-17-2016 - NOA1

06-10-2016 - Biometrics

12-16-2015 - Interview

418 days (1 year, 1 month and 23 days) from Sending out I-129F to Green Card in Hand

K1 Process: 219 days from Sending out I-129F to K1 Visa in Hand

AOS Process: 111 days from Sending out I-485 to Green Card in Hand

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Filed: Country: Vietnam (no flag)
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Two options.

1. Stay in the US and remain a K-1 overstay until he adjusts and get a green card; or

2. Return home, you file for a petition which will lead to a denied CR-1 visa because of his more than 180 days of unlawful presence in the US leading to a 3 or 10 years ban, and you hope your hardship waiver is accepted.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Venezuela
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In order to get the AP he needs to adjust first but if he has more than 180 days after his i94 he can get a 3 years ban (if he tries to reentry the country with an AP) the wise thing to do is adjust ASAP and WAIT for his greencard.

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