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[MacUK 983]

But if you are married nobody will get your wife deported since she is direct family member of a US citizen so you don't have to be worried about anything.

You can send the papers in a few weeks when you have everything ready.

It should be said that although overstay is forgiven for a spouse of a US Citizen, until the adjustment is filed and therefore the immigrant is in an authorised period of stay until the adjustment is either denied or approved then they CAN be deported.

It's not likely unless the alien does something to bring attention to themselves by the authorities but it would be inaccurate to say that there is nothing to worry about.

So it's in the OPs best interest to file for the AoS as soon as they possibly can.

[Ian H. 207]

I agree.

[EireneFaith 54]

Ok well my I-130 and I-485 cost me around $280, its also around 60+ pages all done online and printed. The next challenge is the supporting documents, what are ideal things to bring? She doesn't have any bills in her name yet here. My greatest fear is having to pay for her to fly back to Europe and then back again just to file these forms.

Pls. don't pay anybody online just to get forms to file for your wife's I-130 and her I-485 Adjustment of Status. All the forms are free. You can even request the USCIS to send the forms to your address or you can go to public library to print it. You don't need to pay anybody to help you fill the forms. The visa journey members are willing to help you and guide you if you don't understand what to do and what to write in the forms. When I applied for my AOS and my husband for I-130 he spent too much for the lawyer, and the lawyer just guide us in filling the forms and what documents we needed to produce. He also file the packets to USCIS and that's all the service he provided. He even asked my husband additional fee if he represent us during the interview but we did not hire him anymore. I wish I knew this visa journey website first to spare big amount for lawyer's fee.