are thy gona deport someone even u alredy get married here in usa?

[rbrck 1]

i came here w fiancee visa , now im wondering if once i get married does i really need to file for adjustment of status w in 90 days that thy allowed for me to stay here or it could wait? need ideas from anyone. thanks in advance

[belinda63 3,047]

They probably wouldn't deport you but what could happen if immigration catches you or shows up at your door or if you are found to be out of status is you could be detained, taken into custody, given a court date, made to appear before an immigration judge, ordered to file for AOS, then the deportation action stopped.

Or it could be nothing happens except you can't work or return to the US if you leave (depending on how long you were here without AOS you would have a ban, at the least you would need a new visa).

It is best to file AOS as soon as possible so you can begin work, get a driver's license, leave the country and return.

Edited March 2, 2014 by belinda63

[Jon and Krissy 452]

i came here w fiancee visa , now im wondering if once i get married does i really need to file for adjustment of status w in 90 days that thy allowed for me to stay here or it could wait? need ideas from anyone. thanks in advance

Why would you want to take a chance and wait? I never understand why people want to take these types of risks instead of just doing it.

[Dave&Janiz 3]

i came here w fiancee visa , now im wondering if once i get married does i really need to file for adjustment of status w in 90 days that thy allowed for me to stay here or it could wait? need ideas from anyone. thanks in advance

AOS is not necessarily within 90 days upon entry. You can apply for it after 90 days or I-94 expires.

[SparklePony 238]

The requirement is that you marry within 90 days of entry in the US with the same person you originally filed the I-129F petition with. I believe there is nothing that says you must adjust status within any specific time frame. The biggest advantage to doing it sooner than later is getting all the other documents (AP, EAD, Green Card, driver's license, etc) sooner than later.

[TBoneTX 46,191]

*** Thread moved from K-1 Process forum to the AOS/Family-Based main forum -- OP is past the K-1 stage. ***

[rbrck 1]

oh okey tahnks everyone . do appreaciate all ur responce

have a good day

[Hank_ 9,174]

i came here w fiancee visa , now im wondering if once i get married does i really need to file for adjustment of status w in 90 days that thy allowed for me to stay here or it could wait? need ideas from anyone. thanks in advance

No. There is no requirement for filing AOS within 90 days, and there are no issues if you wait longer than 90 days to file. "Officially" you are out of status, but in reality that is not a big issue with the K-1. I would suggest filing AOS within a year of you medical in the Philippines so you don't have to complete a 2nd medical... other then that no rush.

[Pitaya 2,577]

Additionally, if you travel in some parts of the US, there are mobile CBP immigration check points. If your spouse's I-94 is expired and encounters one of those mobile check points, they may be detained.

Just another good reason to file for AOS as soon as possible.

[rbrck 1]

oh ok. so glad to hear that we don't have to be in a hurry to file for our aos. thank you so much for your responses. it really makes me feel less worried.