I-94 expiration

[annecypi 0]

Hi this anne, i got here in hawaii feb. 15,2007 and my I-94 has already expired last May 16, 2007, but were not able to get marry yet.

We are now planning about the wedding next month (July). Im worried that our application for the license to get married would be deny because my I-94 has already expired. Please i need your advice. Are there anything that i have to worry about?

[RUKTHUR 0]

Do you both have register a marriage certificate yet?

Edited June 21, 2007 by RUKTHUR

[Dan J 277]

You should be able to get married. But if you try to file AOS, it may be denied. I would suggest that you consult a lawyer to see what problems may arise.

[Dakine 26]

Hi this anne, i got here in hawaii feb. 15,2007 and my I-94 has already expired last May 16, 2007, but were not able to get marry yet.

We are now planning about the wedding next month (July). Im worried that our application for the license to get married would be deny because my I-94 has already expired. Please i need your advice. Are there anything that i have to worry about?

Are you saying you are K1 [fiance visa]and didn't get married in the required 90 days???

Edited June 21, 2007 by beckypua

[RUKTHUR 0]

Do you both have register a marriage certificate yet?

If not yet. I think you have to go back to your country and start new process again...

[Dan J 277]

Technically she is now in a visa overstay and could be subject to deportation. Although she should be able to get married under state law, I'm not sure how that would affect immigration status being that its passed 90 days. Bans for overstays dont kick in until 180 days. So its possible that she could get married and it will all be fine. But I really would suggest getting legal help in this situation before you do anything.

[Dakine 26]

Technically she is now in a visa overstay and could be subject to deportation. Although she should be able to get married under state law, I'm not sure how that would affect immigration status being that its passed 90 days. Bans for overstays dont kick in until 180 days. So its possible that she could get married and it will all be fine. But I really would suggest getting legal help in this situation before you do anything.

If not married in the 90 days she is required to leave the US. If she doesn't leave she will be subject to deportation and possible fines plus possible bans on returning.

There are no extensions on the 90 days!

The OP or her fiancee would have to had been in a coma to not know the requirements!

Or she is just playing games with us.

[annecypi 0]

Do you both have register a marriage certificate yet?

Not yet.

[annecypi 0]

Hi this anne, i got here in hawaii feb. 15,2007 and my I-94 has already expired last May 16, 2007, but were not able to get marry yet.

We are now planning about the wedding next month (July). Im worried that our application for the license to get married would be deny because my I-94 has already expired. Please i need your advice. Are there anything that i have to worry about?

Are you saying you are K1 [fiance visa]and didn't get married in the required 90 days???

yup,were not yet married.... what should we do?

[annecypi 0]

Technically she is now in a visa overstay and could be subject to deportation. Although she should be able to get married under state law, I'm not sure how that would affect immigration status being that its passed 90 days. Bans for overstays dont kick in until 180 days. So its possible that she could get married and it will all be fine. But I really would suggest getting legal help in this situation before you do anything.

If not married in the 90 days she is required to leave the US. If she doesn't leave she will be subject to deportation and possible fines plus possible bans on returning.

There are no extensions on the 90 days!

The OP or her fiancee would have to had been in a coma to not know the requirements!

Or she is just playing games with us.

am not playing with you guys. Am telling the truth and now am worried.

[RUKTHUR 0]

Don't too worry about it. You should contact to the attorney to help you as Dan+Gemvita said.

[junlluisma 0]

why didnt you get married within the 90 days?

[annecypi 0]

why didnt you get married within the 90 days?

i dont know. I thought it would be fine because i have a sister in texas right now and they also got married after almost 2 months that thier 90 days expired. But the reason why is because she lost her visa a few weeks after she arrived US and they filed an affidavit of lost and reported it to the USCIS. Am so stupid that i just think about it right now. I dont know what to do. Am so upset right now. I dont want to go back and start all over again, it sucks.

[Kez/JWolf 6]

You dont have to staet over again you just have to file form I-130 along with the AOS packet as soon as you can and DO NOT LEAVE THE USA until you have your Greencard....

Go and have a chat with an immigration lawyer....

Kez

Edited June 21, 2007 by Niagaenola

[William33 110]

You dont have to staet over again you just have to file form I-130 along with the AOS packet as soon as you can and DO NOT LEAVE THE USA until you have your Greencard....

Go and have a chat with an immigration lawyer....

Kez

This is the correct advice.