Applying for adjustment of status/B2 visa

[Russ&Caro 1,549]

Seems like an FOIA request might get you a copy of the B2 application and then you would know for sure.

[Boiler 45,538]

3 minutes ago, Russ&Caro said:

Seems like an FOIA request might get you a copy of the B2 application and then you would know for sure.

I have a feeling that is not the issue.

[ambless4ev 5]

14 minutes ago, Russ&Caro said:

Seems like an FOIA request might get you a copy of the B2 application and then you would know for sure.

Thanks Russ&caro..that was my next step so I can be 100 percent sure. Appreciate ur suggestion...

[ambless4ev 5]

20 minutes ago, Boiler said:

I have a feeling that is not the issue.

@Boiler....what did I ever do to you to warrant ur snarky comments. Some of us are unlearned of these process and what is needed and though you might be fully educated on all the topics am not hence my questions...if you think my questions is too dumb for ur educated brain please ignore when I post them. Am looking for genuine suggestions and advice not someone who is condescending with their responses 

[geowrian 22,337]

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12 hours ago, ambless4ev said:

Once all the paper work is submitted will they look at his visa application (b2) to check for discrepancies? 

Most certainly.

 

 

[CEE53147 559]

15 hours ago, ambless4ev said:

@Boiler smart comments are not needed. Thanks

 

You picked him. You get to live with the consequences of any misrepresentations on his US immigration forms.  Boiler is indeed "smart" - and well informed and helpful and ...

[ambless4ev 5]

2 hours ago, CEE53147 said:

 

You picked him. You get to live with the consequences of any misrepresentations on his US immigration forms.  Boiler is indeed "smart" - and well informed and helpful and ...

A bunch of online bullies is what the both of you are...I already ask my question that the both of yall feel the need to provide me ur condescending answer and ur uncalled for comments...I already got helpful suggestions from other members who is not trying to be a bully. Like I said this whole process is new for me. Why comment on the post if yall gonna be disrespectful? just ignore it. And yes I picked him and that means am here for whatever.

[NikLR 13,227]

Just like boiler could ignore your posts, you can also ignore boiler. 

 

Best wishes in your journey.  Hopefully your husband told the truth on his visa application and your AOS goes smoothly. 

[Crazy Cat 41,893]

23 hours ago, ambless4ev said:

I am going to apply to adjust my husband status. He came on a b2 visitors visa in October of 2015, we got married in 4/2016 we have been married for ALMOST 3years. I have been a US citizen for 8 months now.. my question is: Once all the paper work is submitted will they look at his visa application (b2) to check for discrepancies? 

They look at everything.  Here is an article by an attorney which explains what you asked and more: https://www.soundimmigration.com/can-i-enter-on-a-visitors-visa-b-2-and-then-adjust-status-to-permanent-resident/

 

"An I-485 application for permanent residency is considered an application for admission to the U.S. This is a counter-intuitive concept that many struggle with. Even though the applicant is already in the country, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) treats the person as though they are outside the U.S. and seeking entry. Why does that matter? Because the person is screened for all grounds of inadmissibility.

What are the grounds of inadmissibility? The immigration statute has a long list of rules about whether a person is admissible to the U.S. A person is considered inadmissible if she has certain diseases, has committed certain crimes, is a security threat, etc. But a person is also inadmissible if she has committed immigration fraud. Under INA 212(a)(6)(C)(i)"

[Thegirl 225]

He's been in the US since 2015 on a tourist visa? You'll have other problems as well. Not just the misrepresentation if that's the case. 

[little immigrant 801]

On 12/17/2018 at 8:38 AM, ambless4ev said:

I am going to apply to adjust my husband status. He came on a b2 visitors visa in October of 2015, we got married in 4/2016 we have been married for ALMOST 3years. I have been a US citizen for 8 months now.. my question is: Once all the paper work is submitted will they look at his visa application (b2) to check for discrepancies? 

Sorry to ask this but why did you let 8 months go past without adjusting his status? That's 8 months you lost where you could have already been in the process. Not to mentioned since he overstayed he's deportable. 

 

Look I'm in a very similar situation. I got married to a foreigner on a tourist visa and he overstayed 5 years or so. I was still an LPR when we got married. Every day I lived in fear that he would just get picked up. The very day I got naturalized I sent our application for adjustment of his status. And the good news: He got approved. But it took almost 17 months.