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Hi guys. I just want to ask regarding filing for extension of stay. The K3 visa expires in 2011 but the authorized stay stamp on I-94 indicates 2012, which date should be followed? Is there need to file for extension of stay when the K3 visa expires in 2011 or there is no need because the authorized stay is until 2012? The adjustment of status has not been filed yet. I just want to know and make sure if K3 visa holder will still be legally staying once the K3 visa expires in 2011. i hope someone can clarify. Thanks in advance.

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K3 visa holder is supposed to apply for AOS to get their green card after marriage.

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Go by the I-94, but I would file AOS as soon as possible, because should you need to travel between the expiry of the K3 and the I-94, you may be denied re-entry.

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I agree, the I-94 is the more important document as that is what the CBP will look at. File AOS as soon as you can to prevent any confusion or issues with validity of status in the country for the K3 holder

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Thanks Penguin and Canada wife. This is really a big help. AOS filing is being rushed now. I guess it is safer to file for advance parole together with AOS, even if K3 is multiple entry, just in case the K3 visa expires and the adjustment is not yet complete. Better be safe than sorry. :)

Thank you again.

I agree, the I-94 is the more important document as that is what the CBP will look at. File AOS as soon as you can to prevent any confusion or issues with validity of status in the country for the K3 holder

Good luck

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I-94 date.

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