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can an NOA be enough evidence that my husband is staying here in the US legally???

we already submitted our AOS, EAD and AP application (we already got our NOAs for all 3 said documents)

his visa expires next month... can an NOA be enough evidence that my husband is staying here in the US legally while waitng for our AOS papers to finish??

04-1998 his sister/ my friend introduced us to each other..

04-24-1998 got together as boyfriend and girlfriend..

........... 8 YEARS AND 8 MONTHS LATER...............

12-23-2006 he proposed in baguio city philippines.. of course i said YES!!!

01-09-2007 back to US

07-06-2007 mailed I-129F packet

07-09-2007 I-129F delivered (Laguna Niguel)

07-07-2007 NOA1

waiting ... waiting.... waiting....

11-10-2007 - February 5, 2008 went to the Philippines

12-17-2007 NOA2

02-18-2008 mailed him necessary documents

02-21-2008 he passed the local nursing boards... wooohooo :)

02-22-2008 he received the package

02-26-2008 schedule of his physical

02-272008 continuation of his physical

03-02-2008 MY BIRTHDAY...

03-04-2008 INTERVIEW DATE!!!!!! PASSED IT... WOOOHOOOOO

03-26-2008 visa delivered.... FINALLY!!!!!!!!

03-27-2008 got plane ticket...

04-01-2008 CFO

04-11-2008 U.S. arrival

04-24-2008 CIVIL WEDDING /OUR 10TH YEAR ANNIVERSARY

04-25-2008 file SSN

One who sits between two chairs may easily fall down.

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For what purpose?

His visa expiration is meaningless... Do you mean his I-94?

Edited by fwaguy

YMMV

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can an NOA be enough evidence that my husband is staying here in the US legally???

we already submitted our AOS, EAD and AP application (we already got our NOAs for all 3 said documents)

his visa expires next month... can an NOA be enough evidence that my husband is staying here in the US legally while waitng for our AOS papers to finish??

It is a grey area of the law - but you are fine. It isn't considered an overstay unless your petition is denied and even then it is rarely useable against you unless CIS can show the relationship was not bona fide and was entered to circumvent immigration law.

He can stay here legally, but he cannot work until he receives his EAD or travel until he receives his AP/TD [travel document]. The EAD should arrive within 90 days.

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