End of 90 days

[drt1973 0]

My wife and I were married well before the end of the ninety day period for initial entry ended. However, the ninety days expired last Friday and we have not submitted the status change application yet because my fiancee needs additional vaccinations with a civil surgeon. Has anyone ran into problems as a result of a late filing? It doesn't appear we'll be able to get it in for another week, in which case we'll be two weeks over the ninety day limit.

[Dan J 277]

My wife and I were married well before the end of the ninety day period for initial entry ended. However, the ninety days expired last Friday and we have not submitted the status change application yet because my fiancee needs additional vaccinations with a civil surgeon. Has anyone ran into problems as a result of a late filing? It doesn't appear we'll be able to get it in for another week, in which case we'll be two weeks over the ninety day limit.

As long as your married in 90 days your fine. AOS can be filed at any time afterwards. You could run into problems if you wait too long though.

[William33 110]

My wife and I were married well before the end of the ninety day period for initial entry ended. However, the ninety days expired last Friday and we have not submitted the status change application yet because my fiancee needs additional vaccinations with a civil surgeon. Has anyone ran into problems as a result of a late filing? It doesn't appear we'll be able to get it in for another week, in which case we'll be two weeks over the ninety day limit.

As long as your married in 90 days your fine. AOS can be filed at any time afterwards. You could run into problems if you wait too long though.

Not really, if you wait more than 2 years, you file the I-130 with the AOS package. Not advisable, but possible.

You must be prepared to explain why you stalled.

Edited June 23, 2007 by William33

[bora bora 1]

Apply before the end of next month though because the AOS fees are going to sky rocket...