K-1 visa--90 days expiring soon

[Bill and Juliana 0]

Hi everyone! I hope someone can help to put my mind at ease:

We have completed the K-1 process to the point that my fiancee arrived in the US from the Philippines on 11/15/2012, and we were married on 12/9/2012.

Her I-94 card is set to expire on 2/13/2013 (90 days from entry into US).

We are preparing the I-485 application and will submit it after Feb. 1st (along with the fee of $1000+).

So, we are complying with the terms of the K-1 visa, but after Feb. 13, we will have no document that says that her visa is still valid. What am I missing?

What do I need to do next?

Thanks,

--Bill W.

[Sayha or bust. 71]

Your fine, you complied with the K1. You do not need any document further until the GC comes or you filed for an EAD which will come first then she can apply for social security unless she already has so she can go to work.

[Tahoma 2,291]

Her visa expired when she arrived in the U.S. When she arrived, she was issued an I-94. Her I-94 is the document that allows her to stay 90 days in the U.S. Her I-94 expires on February 13.

Shortly after she files to adjust her status, the USCIS will send her a letter saying that they received her application. That letter is the legal document that allows her to stay in the U.S. until she gets her conditional green card.

[Tintin and Mike 127]

Her visa expired when she arrived in the U.S. When she arrived, she was issued an I-94. Her I-94 is the document that allows her to stay 90 days in the U.S. Her I-94 expires on February 13.

Shortly after she files to adjust her status, the USCIS will send her a letter saying that they received her application. That letter is the legal document that allows her to stay in the U.S. until she gets her conditional green card.

[Bill and Juliana 0]

Ahh ok. That makes sense. Thank you very much for your help.

Best Regards, Bill W.

[Bill and Juliana 0]

Her visa expired when she arrived in the U.S. When she arrived, she was issued an I-94. Her I-94 is the document that allows her to stay 90 days in the U.S. Her I-94 expires on February 13.

Shortly after she files to adjust her status, the USCIS will send her a letter saying that they received her application. That letter is the legal document that allows her to stay in the U.S. until she gets her conditional green card.

Very good, thank you very much,

wishing you all the best. --BW