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On 6/20/2020 at 7:44 AM, Crazy Cat said:

No.  Your AOS will not be denied for filing after 90 days in the US.  However, if you marry after the 90 days (expiration of your I-94), you must also submit an I-130 with your Adjustment of Status package.

 

Please fill in your time line....

We get marry a month after my wife come to USA.  But I have  not file for AOS after a year.  I know her I-94 only last 90,  but I did not know you have to file AOS within 90days. will there be any issue to file after a years?  thanks.

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4 minutes ago, akirax said:

We get marry a month after my wife come to USA.  But I have  not file for AOS after a year.  I know her I-94 only last 90,  but I did not know you have to file AOS within 90days. will there be any issue to file after a years?  thanks.

Technically there's no requirement to file for AOS before day 90, but your spouse has been out of status for all this time and can be deported. File asap.

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30 minutes ago, akirax said:

We get marry a month after my wife come to USA.  But I have  not file for AOS after a year.  I know her I-94 only last 90,  but I did not know you have to file AOS within 90days. will there be any issue to file after a years?  thanks.

There are no benefits in waiting to file for adjustment.  It can be a miserable life in limbo status.   Not only is your wife out of status and subject to removal, but you have now delayed getting her green card by a year and you have delayed  her eligibility to become a US citizen by a year.  You have also delayed her ability to work and/or travel outside the US.  Even if you have to borrow the money, I advise you to file as soon as possible.   I don't see any reason for your spouse to wait.

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