K-1 Visa Expiring in January

[buju 1]

My hubby K-1 Visa will be expiring very soon. Therefore making his visa invalid. We have already filed for AOS.

Does he need to apply for any visa extension while the AOS is in process?

Thanks

[AmAjjD 33]

The k-1 visa is valid for the time listed on it, meaning your husband has until that date to initially enter the US and get married. It expired when he arrived in the US to get married. His AOS should have been filed, however, before his I-94 expired which is 90 days post-entry.

[blk 87]

My hubby K-1 Visa will be expiring very soon. Therefore making his visa invalid. We have already filed for AOS.

Does he need to apply for any visa extension while the AOS is in process?

Thanks

Hi it's his I-94 that is due to expire as the K-1 visa expired the day he entered the USA, as you have sent off the AOS he is now in a new period of authorized stay & will be until it is all sorted out.

Brian

[buju 1]

Hi it's his I-94 that is due to expire as the K-1 visa expired the day he entered the USA, as you have sent off the AOS he is now in a new period of authorized stay & will be until it is all sorted out.

Brian

Thanks alot..

The i-94 expires end of this month. He is in the country, Married, and AOS filed

So i guess nothing needs to filed for any extensin.

Have a wonderful holiday!!!

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

His AOS should have been filed, however, before his I-94 expired which is 90 days post-entry.

Ideal, but not required. There is no deadline to file for AOS, however, the sooner one files, the sooner one will be able to receive an EAD work authorization, and Permanent Residence card, which will start the clock toward the three years that must pass before filing for citizenship. There are certain risks for not filing within a few months after marriage, mainly travel risks. Other than that, no worries, file as soon as you have the means to do so.

Edited December 28, 2014 by I AM NOT THAT GUY