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Hello,

My Visa and I 94 Expired on October 5, me and my girlfriend (American Citizen) are gonna get marriage but I hear that if I pass the 6 months of overstay I may not be good idea using Advance Parole which is a big deal for me.

My question is, can I still use Advance Parole if we hurry and get everything together days before the 6 months of overstay or still wouldn't good idea use the Advance Parole?

In case I can not use the Advance Parole, I would try the K 1 visa, but once I get to the USA and get married can I leave the country or still wouldn't be allowed?

Last question, When does USCIS counts the applications has been successful (and I am safe in USA)? just after we send the documents or until the cash the check?

Posted

Hello,

My Visa and I 94 Expired on October 5, me and my girlfriend (American Citizen) are gonna get marriage but I hear that if I pass the 6 months of overstay I may not be good idea using Advance Parole which is a big deal for me.

My question is, can I still use Advance Parole if we hurry and get everything together days before the 6 months of overstay or still wouldn't good idea use the Advance Parole?

In case I can not use the Advance Parole, I would try the K 1 visa, but once I get to the USA and get married can I leave the country or still wouldn't be allowed?

Last question, When does USCIS counts the applications has been successful (and I am safe in USA)? just after we send the documents or until the cash the check?

Okay so from what I've read on here and on other immigration advice websites is that now you have overstayed and already plan on marrying then the best option is to marry and file your papers. Advance parole is only for emergency situations so you might not get it if you have already overstayed by 6 months.

Also I highly doubt you would get a k visa as you have had a long overstay.

Secondly if you did get a k1 visa then you would have to stay in the USA until you receive your greencard.

It's hard to get past an overstay as it shows you don't really follow the laws.

Best option is to file and stay until you have AOS then you will be able to travel. Will take about a year.

Posted (edited)

Your visa expired the moment you passed through CBP controls at the airport, since it's a single-use visa and you used it.

Per Matter of Arrabally, the overstay bars do not apply to someone with a pending I-485 and has who also been granted Advance Parole, so there is minimal risk to you in using it for foreign travel.

You should file for AoS as soon as is practicable.

Edited by Hypnos

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Filed: Other Country: Canada
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Okay so from what I've read on here and on other immigration advice websites is that now you have overstayed and already plan on marrying then the best option is to marry and file your papers. Advance parole is only for emergency situations so you might not get it if you have already overstayed by 6 months.

Also I highly doubt you would get a k visa as you have had a long overstay.

Secondly if you did get a k1 visa then you would have to stay in the USA until you receive your greencard.

It's hard to get past an overstay as it shows you don't really follow the laws.

Best option is to file and stay until you have AOS then you will be able to travel. Will take about a year.

Wrong. Ap is not emergency only. You're safe to use it as pet matter of Arabally https://www.justice.gov/sites/default/files/eoir/legacy/2014/07/25/3748%20%28final%29.pdf

With an aos it'll take about 90 days to get ead ap

Edited by Transborderwife
Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
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Hello,

My Visa and I 94 Expired on October 5, me and my girlfriend (American Citizen) are gonna get marriage but I hear that if I pass the 6 months of overstay I may not be good idea using Advance Parole which is a big deal for me.

My question is, can I still use Advance Parole if we hurry and get everything together days before the 6 months of overstay or still wouldn't good idea use the Advance Parole?

In case I can not use the Advance Parole, I would try the K 1 visa, but once I get to the USA and get married can I leave the country or still wouldn't be allowed?

Last question, When does USCIS counts the applications has been successful (and I am safe in USA)? just after we send the documents or until the cash the check?

OP, we assume you are on a K-1 visa. If so and you have not gotten married within the 90 days which would be Oct 5 as CBP makes your I-94 90 days from entry you should have went home as this is a requirement of the K-1. I do not think that you can apply for AOS if you have not gotten married within the 90 days.

If I am wrong about the the type of visa please correct.

 

 

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Filed: Other Country: Canada
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OP, we assume you are on a K-1 visa. If so and you have not gotten married within the 90 days which would be Oct 5 as CBP makes your I-94 90 days from entry you should have went home as this is a requirement of the K-1. I do not think that you can apply for AOS if you have not gotten married within the 90 days.

If I am wrong about the the type of visa please correct.

I do not think that op entered on a k1, bit is asking if they should go this route

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Sweden
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Okay so from what I've read on here and on other immigration advice websites is that now you have overstayed and already plan on marrying then the best option is to marry and file your papers. Advance parole is only for emergency situations so you might not get it if you have already overstayed by 6 months.

Also I highly doubt you would get a k visa as you have had a long overstay.

Secondly if you did get a k1 visa then you would have to stay in the USA until you receive your greencard.

It's hard to get past an overstay as it shows you don't really follow the laws.

Best option is to file and stay until you have AOS then you will be able to travel. Will take about a year.

Advance Parole is for travelling to do vacationing or visiting family.

Emergency Advance Parole is for Emergencies such as family member dying.





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~two same-themed threads merged, title edited~

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OP: :time: It enables other forum members to give prompt and accurate responses tailored to your specific situation.

What type of visa are you attempting to adjust from?

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Thank you so much for your answers, just to be clear I came on a tourist B1/B2 visa and my question is pretty much if I could use Advance Parole on my AOS.

~two same-themed threads merged, title edited~

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OP: :time: It enables other forum members to give prompt and accurate responses tailored to your specific situation.

What type of visa are you attempting to adjust from?

Pitaya

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thank you for moving my post.. I wasn't sure about the topic... And It is a tourist visa B1/B2 visa BCC.

Your visa expired the moment you passed through CBP controls at the airport, since it's a single-use visa and you used it.

Per Matter of Arrabally, the overstay bars do not apply to someone with a pending I-485 and has who also been granted Advance Parole, so there is minimal risk to you in using it for foreign travel.

You should file for AoS as soon as is practicable.

I came on a Tourist visa..so it is not a single use visa..I mentioned the K 1 because in case I cant use the Advance Parole I would just leave and start with the k-1, but if even with the k-1, hypothetically talking, if after my entry, would be able to use the Advance Parole?

Advance Parole is for travelling to do vacationing or visiting family.

Emergency Advance Parole is for Emergencies such as family member dying.

yeah I hear about the difference, but should I be able still to get and use them without any problem?

Filed: Other Country: Canada
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Posted

Thank you so much for your answers, just to be clear I came on a tourist B1/B2 visa and my question is pretty much if I could use Advance Parole on my AOS.

thank you for moving my post.. I wasn't sure about the topic... And It is a tourist visa B1/B2 visa BCC.

I came on a Tourist visa..so it is not a single use visa..I mentioned the K 1 because in case I cant use the Advance Parole I would just leave and start with the k-1, but if even with the k-1, hypothetically talking, if after my entry, would be able to use the Advance Parole?

yeah I hear about the difference, but should I be able still to get and use them without any problem?

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If you overstayed and you try to apply for Advance Parole, I doubt it would be granted because you would not have any pending AOS or anything ... just an overstay for a tourist visa. If you leave anyway, without AP, then I'm not sure how hard they will come down on you if you apply for a K-1 and they see this overstay.

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Filed: Timeline
Posted (edited)

If you overstayed and you try to apply for Advance Parole, I doubt it would be granted because you would not have any pending AOS or anything ... just an overstay for a tourist visa. If you leave anyway, without AP, then I'm not sure how hard they will come down on you if you apply for a K-1 and they see this overstay.

Advance Parole is pretty much always automatically granted for AOS applicants.

Edited by newacct
Posted (edited)

He has not filed AOS.

Edited by phd1974

Jan 25, 2014: I-129F Sent

Feb 13, 2014: NOA1

Apr 15,2014: NOA2 Notice Via USCIS Web Site

Apr 22, 2014: NOA2 Received In Postal Mail

Apr 28: 2014: NVC Received

Apr 30: 2014: NVC Left

May 09, 2014: Embassy Received

Jul 08, 2014: Interview - Approved - CEAC Status Ready

Jul 14 2014: CEAC updated but still READY Status

Jul 16 2014: CEAC Status changed to Administrative Processing

Jul 22 2014: CEAC Status changed to Issued

Jul 28 2014: VISA received

Aug 06 2014: U.S. Arrival (Ft. Lauderdale POE)

Children (3 kids)

Apr 28 2015: Filed I130 petition for each child

Aug 21 2015: Notice from USCIS that all 3 petitions transferred to California Service Center

Sep 17 2015: Approval for all 3 petitions

Nov 12 2015: Paid one AOS fee for all 3 children

Nov 13 2015: Paid separate IV fees for all 3 children

Dec 04 2015: Filed Affidavit of Support (I864) for each child

Jan 12 2016: Received RFE for missing birth certificate from one of the kids packet

Jan 13 2016: Sent in RFE evidence ( birth certificate copy .... again O_o )

Jan 19 2016: Received notice that they received the RFE evidence

Feb 22 2016: Called and found out another RFE was being sent out about birth certificate

Feb 24 2016: Sent in (inextensa versions, not de acta versions) of birth certificates for all children

Mar 02 2016: Received notice that they received the RFE evidence

Mar 11 2016: NVC Process finished, now awaiting interview time slot to be scheduled

Mar 29 2016: Called NVC and found out today they scheduled interview

Apr 01 2016: Received Packet 4 notice via e-mail with interview date

Apr 25 2016: Children received P4 letters in the mail

May 19 2016: Interview

Jun 03 2016: Received Visas

Jul 06 2016: Travel to US

 
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