Anna Zhang
8 de jul de 2024
married a U.S. citizen, and then remained in the U.S. for 14 months before submitting your I-485 form 1.5 years after the marriage
If you legally entered the United States, married a U.S. citizen, when visa expired,and then remained in the U.S. for 14 months illegally before submitting your I-485 form 1.5 years after the marriage, and you plan not to leave the U.S. before it is approved, is this permissible? What potential negative consequences might there be?#I485 # green card through marriage with a citizen
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Green buzz8 de jul de 2024
zero consequences, go ahead and apply
w s 🇨🇦🇺🇸8 de jul de 2024
I think there’s a 6 month of illegal presence that may prevent you from getting your AP. but look into that. overstays are forgiven with USCs
Anna Zhang8 de jul de 2024
thanks very much
D D8 de jul de 2024
@Anna Zhang over stay is forgiven as long as you're married to. US Citizen but hope you didn't violate the 90day rule
Anna Zhang8 de jul de 2024
thanks very much, I didn’t violate the 90day rule!
Bianka Hart8 de jul de 2024
I did basically the same thing, just 8 months instead of 14 and my Greencard got approved last week! you should be fine, especially since you married a citizen.
Anna Zhang8 de jul de 2024
@Bianka Hart thanks very much for your reply, you got a green card for 10 years or 2? because I want to get a 10-year green card
Anna Zhang8 de jul de 2024
@Last Hope you marriad a citizen or green card holder?
Anna Zhang8 de jul de 2024
@D D @w s 🇨🇦🇺🇸 @Last Hope @Bianka Hart @Green buzz hi everyone, thanks for all your guys reply and help!
D D8 de jul de 2024
@Last Hope by USCIS standards violation of the 90days rule is a misrepresentation of the purpose of the visa....
You'll need a competent attorney and strong proofs to overcome it
w s 🇨🇦🇺🇸8 de jul de 2024
@Last Hope I’ve seen plenty of people not worry about the 90 day rule and they get approved fast as well. 🤷🏻♀️
