"hearsay"

[tsokonut 0]

This may sound scary but i need facts...

I have a friend who i usually talk about immigration stuff.. anyway she sounds like she know a lot but then it makes me feel pessimistic

So here it goes...

AOS - i filed for I 485, I 765, I 130

I got my EAD, got my SS#, State ID, and on the 14th is our interview.

I know there's a possibility of being denied but what will happen next? will they take the privileges back? will i reapply and do the same thing over

We've been married for 29 months, got a joint account and a lease, some phone records from we were courting and PICtures to show and a CO SPonsor.

will i be deported / sent home etc.?

anyway what she's saying is that before they give you a green card the beneficiary will have to go out / or return to their country then they'll be petitioned from there and of course when you leave the country (USA) you'll have a 10 yr ban for illegally staying.

is that how it goes?

waaaa am so frantic again.. sometimes its better if you just wait and go with the flow...

Thanks so much for your opinion...

[marriedtomrg 140]

What visa did you use to enter the U.S.?

This may sound scary but i need facts...

I have a friend who i usually talk about immigration stuff.. anyway she sounds like she know a lot but then it makes me feel pessimistic

So here it goes...

AOS - i filed for I 485, I 765, I 130

I got my EAD, got my SS#, State ID, and on the 14th is our interview.

I know there's a possibility of being denied but what will happen next? will they take the privileges back? will i reapply and do the same thing over

We've been married for 29 months, got a joint account and a lease, some phone records from we were courting and PICtures to show and a CO SPonsor.

will i be deported / sent home etc.?

anyway what she's saying is that before they give you a green card the beneficiary will have to go out / or return to their country then they'll be petitioned from there and of course when you leave the country (USA) you'll have a 10 yr ban for illegally staying.

is that how it goes?

waaaa am so frantic again.. sometimes its better if you just wait and go with the flow...

Thanks so much for your opinion...

[tsokonut 0]

What visa did you use to enter the U.S.?

I was on a tourist visa i met him 3 months when i arrived then got married after 13 months after...

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

Your friend is wrong. You can adjust in country.

If you get denied at your interview, they will begin removal proceedings against you. You would have the option to appeal and argue your case in front of an immigration judge. (I don't know all the steps, but that's the gist... you would have a chance to argue your case).

The interview is to make sure that you did not get married only for the immigration benefit.

Like I said before, worrying won't help. Relax and bring your evidence. Good luck, it'll be over soon.