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3 minutes ago, NorthByNorthwest said:

 

Exactly the same process, you use form I-130. Length of marriage when visa is issued (or at POE depending on who you ask) determines if you get a conditional GC or not.

Just to reinforce earlier comments, given your marriage and demonstrated immigration intent your chances of reentering the US on either ESTA or a visitor visa are pretty much zero, you'll be meeting somewhere else until you have IR1/CR1 in hand.

Yeah I kinda understood that.. Sucks to be me. I just hope for a decent processing time on the I-130. 

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I see no harm in closing things with USCIS, they will not know unless you tell them, well they will find out if you continue.   Usually a good idea to avoid potential misunderstandings

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You were out of status after 90 days inside the US via a K-1.  That would have been roughly September 25.  Leaving on February 25 would be about 5 months in unlawful presence.  That would be worst cas

JKLSemicolon
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I mentioned this to the OP over private message but will include it here for everyone’s benefit: when we went through a similar situation, I (the USC and eventual 1-130 petitioner) sent a letter to US

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1 hour ago, Mariammaria said:


Is the application process different? Or will they just see that when they are issuing me my green card? 
appreciate your comment!


As above, exactly the same. The difference is after you get your visa - by being classed as IR1 you’ll avoid the cost and hassle of removal of conditions down the line. 

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~~Thread locked to further replies. The OP now has the information she needs to start the next step (spousal visa). @Mariammaria When you are ready to start the I-130 process you are welcome to start a thread in the https://www.visajourney.com/forums/forum/110-ir-1-cr-1-spouse-visa-process-amp-procedures/~~

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