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Tricky Possible Employment Situation, K-1

By vaksurik in Adjustment of Status (Green Card) from K1 and K3 Family Based Visas

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Jenny17655   284

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2 hours ago, geowrian said:

Only if the OP's current residence is covered by the Albany office.

Is that so???? I didn't know that. I live in Ulster County so when I put in my zip code I got 3 offices. None of which had appointments and 2 of the 3 were pretty far. I put in the zip code for Albany because it is drivable distance.  We can't do that? Lol. Sorry I didn't know. UsCIS helped me over the phone so thank God I never had to go.

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Any exit without AP will abandon the AOS application, and the K-1 becomes cancelled upon entry since it is single use.

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If they provide a firm job offer, he can request an expedite after you  marry and file for AOS/EAD/AP. You must have biometrics completed before they can expedite it. Even with an expedite, that'

Kiolas
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@vaksurik How long is your anticipated ship tour? If your fiancé is away from the U.S. less than 6 months he will be ok, doesn't need advanced parole. Frequent and prolonged absence from the U.S. may

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Where there is a will there is a way. 

Since your family is in Ohio, and its a much smaller area does your family have any relationship with the congressman? Try to get all paperwork ready and apply for EAD/AP right away. NY is known to have political senators/congressman willing to help so as soon as you have the job offer letter you can start the process to expedite. 

 

An infopass is not going to help with an expedite so dont worry about that.

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