wana go in other place but under fiance visa

[rbrck 1]

i went here in US under fiance visa that expire last april 21, we did get married already but then havent adjust my status yet, is there anything gona hapen if i decided to stay in other place? what should the best way to do

[aaron2020 11,651]

Best thing to do is adjust status.

You are currently out of status. Anywhere in the US, you can be detained by ICE.

[belinda63 3,047]

What do you mean by "go other place". Do you mean you and your husband move somewhere else or just you move? Do you mean within the US or outside the US?

As aaron said you are out of status and subject to being detained at any time.

[christeen 966]

Where is "other place" and will it be with your husband or are you planning on going to this other place on your own? As you should know you can only adjust status from K1 with the petitioner.

[Leatherneck 693]

i went here in US under fiance visa that expire last april 21, we did get married already but then havent adjust my status yet, is there anything gona hapen if i decided to stay in other place? what should the best way to do

What exactly do you mean? "i" [sic] as in you - without your husband?

Are you wanting to live somewhere without your husband? Please explain so you can get the proper answer(s).

Edited April 27, 2014 by Leatherneck

[Hank_ 9,174]

i went here in US under fiance visa that expire last april 21, we did get married already but then havent adjust my status yet, is there anything gona hapen if i decided to stay in other place? what should the best way to do

Your visa expired the second you cleared POE , your validity for being her now is the I-94 which is good for 90 days from POE date. You are not out of status until that 90 days has expired, so if you travel about the USA for sure carry your passport and also go to the CBP website and print out your I-94 (save a copy to your computer as well.

Best thing to do is adjust status.

You are currently out of status. Anywhere in the US, you can be detained by ICE.

She is not out of status, her I-94 is good for 90 days from POE date. Until the I-94 expires all is good.

Edited April 27, 2014 by Hank_

[MacUK 983]

She is not out of status, her I-94 is good for 90 days from POE date. Until the I-94 expires all is good.

By the wording of the original post it sounds like she entered the US around about January LAST YEAR so that would maker out of status now.

That's assuming that by saying her K1 visa expired last April she was referring to her 90 days after entry.

Unless of course she means that it expired on Monday

Edited April 27, 2014 by MacUK

[Hank_ 9,174]

Yes they say "last" for things differently then we do, it most likely was last week in this case. English is a second language.

Their timeline shows the visa was not received until 24 January, 2014, then it shows entering the USA the year before.... typo is my guess judging by the rest of their timeline, so I would say POE was the start of February 2014

[belinda63 3,047]

Anyways we need to know what she means by "go somewhere else" and who it is with or without.

[rbrck 1]

hello everyone thanks for the reply.. sorry i did make all of u confuse just feeling bad yesterday and its like i wana go in other place( yup other place is still here in the US thats what i mean like visiting my relatives but they were too far from where i am right now so i wanna know if its fine .. my port of entry was in detroit but then they never give me a I-94 and thy never say anything bout it... but i did try to research on about I-94 so am i gona do it online and print it out

[Al422 221]

As lont as you have the right papers as Hank recommended you can go anywhere in the United States you like. Just don't leave the United States until you get either your Green Card or your Advance Parole document.

Be sure to marry within the 90 days and file for AOS/AP/EAD. Once you do that you are good to continue to move about in the United States as you please. But still don't leave until you have the actual granted Green Card or AP document because you will need one of those to get back in.

[NikLR 13,232]

You can move or visit anywhere within the USA. You cannot adjust your status on your own or with anyone else but your husband. All in all when your I-94 expires (90 days from your entry to the USA) you will be out of status and in the USA illegally.

If you do not want to be with your husband. Divorce and go home.

[Leatherneck 693]

There is a rather good size Filipino population in Florida, depending on where you live. Search for the local Fil-Am association nearest to your location.

This is the link used to retrieve your I-94 information.

https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/request.html

Hope you feel better soon.

[KayDeeCee 4,896]

You can travel anywhere within the US. You will need AP(which you apply for when you file for AOS) or your green card to be able to travel outside the US and re-enter without abandoning your AOS process.

~ Moved from K-1 Process to Working & Traveling During US Immigration - topic is travel, not K-1 ~