F1 OPT reached 90days unemployment

[mixedexpat 0]

Hi

I am an F1 student with Post OPT beginning sep 5, 2013 to jul 7,2014. I found a part time job but it is less than 20hrs which violates the requirements. I have accumulated almost 90 days (Dec 3 is the 90th day) and will have to get married to my fiance sooner than we had expected if I do not find another part time job...So more than likely next week.

My question is will there be any problems with paper work?

When filling up the forms what do I put under my status? F1 OPT or something else? Also, what must I put in the expiration date?

What do I need to do? File AOS? When do I need to submit everything? How soon?

Do I need to wait for my Marriage certificate before I can send application for AOS?

DO I need to change my SSN number that I received under F1 OPT?

Where and when do I get medical exam to submit?

[devo6786 10]

Firstly, you do not have to get married immediately, overstays are forgiven if you marry a USC when it comes to AOS.

My question is will there be any problems with paper work?

No, not if you fill out everything correctly, pay the correct fees, have proof of a relationship.

When filling up the forms what do I put under my status? F1 OPT or something else? Also, what must I put in the expiration date?

OPT/Dates are sufficient. You cannot file until you are married though.

What do I need to do? File AOS? When do I need to submit everything? How soon?

​As I said earlier, you can get married now, or later, overstays are generally forgiven when legally in the US and you marry a USC.

Do I need to wait for my Marriage certificate before I can send application for AOS?

Yes, they want a copy of your marriage cert.

DO I need to change my SSN number that I received under F1 OPT?

No.

Where and when do I get medical exam to submit?

You need to find a doctor who can do it, you can look that up on the USCIS website, get this out of the way now. We didn't know my partner needed a medical exam and got a RFE for it. Get it done before you send in your paperwork, make copies of everything in case anything gets lost.

--Only thing I want to mention, once your OPT expires you CANT work any longer.