Hi everybody. I am concerned with my case. I enter USA in January'06 with B2 visa. I
am here visiting my boyfriend. So my intention was to stay here for 20
days and go back. But he proposed me to stay longer. Now I found that
I am pregnant and we will go back in our country (he will become US
citizen soon) and get married. So I am afraid that at the consulate
(where I will apply direct consular filing) they can accuse me of visa
fraud because when I apply for visa at my application I stated that I
will stay in US for 20 days. I will no overstay the period which I
receive at the port of entry. As well as I left my job in my country 3
months after receiving a visa and before coming here. Is there a risk
of denial at embassy and what can I do in such case. It is my first
visit to USA and I have never applied for visa before.
thanks in advance for your reply!
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As long as you don't over-stay the term of the visa you should be ok.
When you entered the US you were given an I-94 that indicates how long you may remain in the US. As long as you leave by that date you do not have any overstay. Circumstances do change and I don't believe that the fact that you went there on a visitors visa would have an affect on your ability to get a CR-1. Pregnancy is a common reason that people make that next step to marriage so I doubt that is surprising.
Yes, you should be okay if you don't overstay your Visa
QUOTE(triada @ Mar 29 2006, 09:49 AM) 
Hi everybody. I am concerned with my case. I enter USA in January'06 with B2 visa. I
am here visiting my boyfriend. So my intention was to stay here for 20
days and go back. But he proposed me to stay longer. Now I found that
I am pregnant and we will go back in our country (he will become US
citizen soon) and get married. So I am afraid that at the consulate
(where I will apply direct consular filing) they can accuse me of visa
fraud because when I apply for visa at my application I stated that I
will stay in US for 20 days. I will no overstay the period which I
receive at the port of entry. As well as I left my job in my country 3
months after receiving a visa and before coming here. Is there a risk
of denial at embassy and what can I do in such case. It is my first
visit to USA and I have never applied for visa before.
thanks in advance for your reply!
am here visiting my boyfriend. So my intention was to stay here for 20
days and go back. But he proposed me to stay longer. Now I found that
I am pregnant and we will go back in our country (he will become US
citizen soon) and get married. So I am afraid that at the consulate
(where I will apply direct consular filing) they can accuse me of visa
fraud because when I apply for visa at my application I stated that I
will stay in US for 20 days. I will no overstay the period which I
receive at the port of entry. As well as I left my job in my country 3
months after receiving a visa and before coming here. Is there a risk
of denial at embassy and what can I do in such case. It is my first
visit to USA and I have never applied for visa before.
thanks in advance for your reply!
You bring up an interesting question. If you have your baby in your home country will the child be a US Citizen?
Father was a LPR when the baby was conceived!
I don't really know other than if the baby was born in the US it would be a citizen. Also if the father is a USC you could file at your embassy and get USC for the child.
You should check into it.
why has this thread been dug up..... it is from 1 1/2 years ago...... MARCH 2006
Kez
Not only is it ancient, I have no idea why it's in DCF -- OP's spouse was resident in the US as an LPR, becoming a citizen "soon" (whatever that means). Would one of the mods please close, if this is appropriate?
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