Out of status...what should i do

[Désirée689 0]

Hi visa family,

POE : october 23, 2011

I just sent my AOS papers toda and it will get to chicago on the 9th.

I read somewhere that 2 weeks prior your deadline (in my case january 23) i will be considered out of status

Can someone give me more infos about this.

And what should i do to fix everything ?

Thank you for your time and help

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

You sent off your AOS paperwork before your 90 days was over. Therefore you have no overstay days. Now you will begin a NEW period of authorized stay based on pending AOS. Everything is fine!

Maybe you read that the Social Security office will not issue you a Social Security Number if you have less than 2 weeks left in your 90 days. This is true, but that's not because you are out of status. That's just their internal policy. If you miss that window for SSN there are other times you can get a number. All is well! Relax!

[Sunny123 44]

The K-1 Visa is dead apon entry into the united states. You married with in the 90 days of your entry you fullfilled the requirements of your visa no sweat! If you really wanted to you could wait 20 years and not file for adjustment of status and you would be fine. I came across a story of some one who did that. It would just be majorly inconvient for you but they can't kick you our for not doing so.

[GnBnL 50]

you did the right thing, no worries! now you just have to wait...again.. lol!

[Moomin 292]

The thing about the 14 days before i94 expires is probably not being able to get SSN among other things. You're okay as long as you don't decide to walk around close to the boarders and waive your i-94 in the air.

I(we) filed about a month and a half after the i94 expired. I probably have to get a new driver's license again but that's about the effect it has had on me when it comes down to papers and documents. Your NOA1 extends your period of lawful stay. If you want you can carry around a copy of it to feel better but it won't have any effect when trying to get SSN or going to the license branch - most only accepts the EAD or green card depending on the state.