No AOS/ I-130

[schulgz 0]

Hi.

My girlfriend visited for a few months in April. She got a No AOS/EOS/COS in her passport w/ I-94. She returned to Israel before that date so she did not overstay. We got married in September and now I am filing for I-130. She is not in the States any longer so for question 14, she shouldn't have to put any of that information in regarding I-94 and hasn't been under immigration proceedings correct?

Also, I want to use her passport copy w/ a few stamps to prove she visited the US. If one of the stamps says no AOS/EOS/COS, is it any issue.

Thank you.

- Adam

[Moomin 292]

Was she asked some questions before she got the stamp?

No, she hasn't been under any proceedings.

It is not an issue. She could've even adjusted her status in the US and it might not have been an issue because the stamp itself won't cause an automatic denial - again because intent alone is not enough for denial unless there were other factors counting against her. However, the interviewing officer at your interview might have asked about it. Since she didn't overstay, adjust status, extend stay or violate any other things then no problem with it.

Congrats on marriage and good luck on your journey.

[schulgz 0]

Thank you. Getting nervous sending this in, fearful I'm putting in too much ####### like bank statements and overloading pictures. Oh well, they want proof!

[Moomin 292]

If you search on Visa journey for words such as "cover letter ", "I130", "CR1" or similar keywords, I'm fairly sure you'll see a few other members having added a cover letter with their petition explaining what exactly is in the petition. Might give you some ideas on what to include.

Indeed - proof is USCIS's friend!