US Immigration from Turkey

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Filing for Adjustment of Status within the 90 days protects your legal status. Your legal status expires after 90 days, married or not. The only way to protect your legal status is to apply for Adjustment of Status, and the only way to maintain continuous legal status is to file for AOS within 90 days or arriving. On the practical side, it is often difficult to arrange for the marriage, and get all the paperwork ready in time to file for AOS within 90 days. Many couples have filed for AOS a few days or weeks after the 90 day limit with no problems. Thus far, many experiences have shown this is not a major issue with local USCIS (INS) offices.

Sorry if this question has been asked. BUT

90 days will be up Dec.18. Got married on Oct.19. Filed AOS and mailed, was received on Dec.2 (signature confirmation) still no NO1.

1. Is this a normal timeframe?

2. If for some reason we don't have the hard copy by Dec.18 should we be carrying around the marriage certificate as proof? I mean, aren't we here legally as long as we filed even though we don't have the hard copy?

I am sure this has to have happened to someone else at some point but can't find any threads discussing this specifically!

thanks in advance!

Does a past j-1 visa status affect k-1 visa probability?

My fianc had a j-1 visa last year. It was self funded and his visa says "not subject to the 2 year home stay rule". None of the 3 conditions listed on the department of state website apply to him. He had no problems with entry or leaving with the j1 visa.

He read something about someone (1 person who posted about their embassy experience on here) who had a j1 visa in the past being denied and it made him nervous bc it wasn't clear if the j-1 visa negatively affected the decision or if it was something else.

So, does a past j-1 visa status affect k-1 visa probability? Does it decrease your chances of getting a k-1 visa?

I'm trying to get financial information together for the i134 for myself and my co-sponsors. We should get our noa2 at the end of December or in the beginning of January.

1. What information do I need to gather for myself and for my cosponsors?

-We have 3. Me (asset based), my mom (asset based), & my friend (income based ).

What do we need from each of us?

2. Does what month you get your noa2 change the information you need?

(EX: If we get our noa2 at the end of the year vs the beginning of the next year which tax forms would we send in? 2019 or 2020?)

3. Letters from the bank (for asset based finances) ~ I had already requested and received them bc they take a long time to send out. How old can those letters be?

Hey guys! So a quick question. I'm a college student who's gonna graduate next February. And my fiance who is petitioner has a good job in US. Do you think me being a college student is gonna be a problem or a bad influence during the K1 interview?

My fianc arrived on oct 29 to US and had to go back to her home country due to family medical emergency on dec 2, my question is, is it possible to revalidate her visa for one more entry