Maybe a dumb question...?

[jennleah72 0]

But I cant seem to find the answer

What will my status be when I'm married and file for my AOS?

Like how would I answer that question on a job posting?

Thanks

Jenn

[JillA 2]

But I cant seem to find the answer

What will my status be when I'm married and file for my AOS?

Like how would I answer that question on a job posting?

Thanks

Jenn

Once AOS is approved, you are a Permanent Resident of USA, or LPR (lawful permanent resident)...

Not sure what you're called before AOS is approved, good question

Edited June 17, 2009 by JillA

[Kathryn41 3,205]

Prior to your AOS approval, you are an AOS applicant. For a job posting, once you have your EAD and you are allowed to work, you are Employment Authorized. Once you get your green card you are a Permanent Resident.

Edited June 17, 2009 by Kathryn41

[Jauque 1]

But I cant seem to find the answer

What will my status be when I'm married and file for my AOS?

Like how would I answer that question on a job posting?

Thanks

Jenn

You are considered "out of status" after your k-1 expires and before your AOS is approved.

[Carlawarla 1]

But I cant seem to find the answer

What will my status be when I'm married and file for my AOS?

Like how would I answer that question on a job posting?

Thanks

Jenn

You are considered "out of status" after your k-1 expires and before your AOS is approved.

I would avoid saying anything such as your quoted statement if you're applying for work. "pending approval..."is much better. Since you can't work until you get your EAD anyway, I wouldn't be applying for anything without being "employment authorized".

[Krikit 1,164]

You are considered "out of status" after your k-1 expires and before your AOS is approved.

You are only out of status if your I-94 has expired and you haven't applied for AOS.