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Married - Now What???

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: United Kingdom
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My husband and I were married at the end of December and submitted our AOS paperwork before the end of 2019.
We got an RFE in mid-Feb, got an email 02Mar stating they received the documents. (Current Case Status: Request for Evidence Response Review)
Since then, radio silence.

Are we good since he has applied for AOS
Is he legal for as long as it takes for AOS?

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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39 minutes ago, Kaleigh & Dan said:

My husband and I were married at the end of December and submitted our AOS paperwork before the end of 2019.
We got an RFE in mid-Feb, got an email 02Mar stating they received the documents. (Current Case Status: Request for Evidence Response Review)
Since then, radio silence.

Are we good since he has applied for AOS
Is he legal for as long as it takes for AOS?

Yes and yes

YMMV

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Taiwan
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Once an I-485 has been filed the applicant is granted "authorized stay" in the country by the US Attorney General while the I-485 decision is pending (until approved or denied).

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