DD13
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My wife and her children came via Humanitarian parole in April, 2022 (pre- United for Ukraine). We married in June and applied for AOS in October. My wife received her green card this February and I am wondering if the kids' will take much longer. Does anyone have any ideas?
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done five months ago
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Yes, they are spouse and children and we filed all of those forms four months ago. Their I-94s expire in April and I was contemplating I-539 but it seems that would be a waste of time and money. I believe there is a new procedure forthcoming for Ukrainians in their situation to remain past their expiration date, but nothing as yet. Meanwhile, my wife wants to work but needs a driver's license which necessitates a SS#. Is there anyone else in this situation who has learned anything different? Take a look...Options For Ukrainians With Expiring Parole - LINU (linforukraine.org)
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Yes, they are spouse and children and we filed all of those forms four months ago. Their I-94s expire in April and I was contemplating I-539 but it seems that would be a waste of time and money. I believe there is a new procedure forthcoming for Ukrainians in their situation to remain past their expiration date, but nothing as yet. Meanwhile, my wife wants to work but needs a driver's license which necessitates a SS#. Is there anyone else in this situation who has learned anything different?
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So, don't worry about the 1-94 expiring?
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Hey folks, My Ukrainian family entered the U.S. last year as humanitarian parolees and were granted 1-94 cards. We are going through the I-485 process, however the I-94s will expire in April. I believe we need to file I-539s to extend their status but am not certain. The instructions list those who should file and I don't really see our category. Can anyone clarify this for me? Thanks!