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I'm kind of confused how you have a visitor visa thats valid until 2011, because normally they're only valid for 90 days after entering the US? But, if you come on a visitor visa you are not supposed to come with the intent of getting married. It can cause you a lot of problems on down the line because it's hard to prove if you get married on one that you had no intentions on getting married when the non US citizen came over. I know normally it will take longer to process if you do go that route. Maybe someone can explain a little better.

K-1 Timeline

October 5, 2006 - I-129F sent to NSC express mail

October 16, 2006 - NOA1 in mail from CSC

December 19, 2006 - NOA2 notice date

October 1, 2007 - Interview (Approved pending Police Report)

November 22, 2007- Visa in Hand

December 5, 2007 - US Entry

February 25, 2008 - Marriage

AOS & EAD timeline

April 14, 2008 - Sent AOS & EAD

April 25, 2008 - NOA's AOS & EAD (April 21, 2008 notice date)

May 13, 2008 - Biometrics appointment @ 9:00am DONE

May 19, 2008 - AOS Being transfered to CSC

July 2, 2008 - EAD card ordered

July 8, 2008 - EAD card ordered email again?

July 12, 2008 - EAD in hand

November 17, 2008 - RFE

January 2, 2009 - 2nd Medical exam

January 13, 2009 - Mailed RFE to CSC overnight

January 14, 2009 - RFE signed for

January 26, 2009 - Welcome letter sent

January 30, 2009 - Approved email!!

Feb 3, 2009 - Greencard in hand.

ROC Timeline

January 14, 2011 - Mailed ROC overnight to CSC

January 18, 2011 - Signed for by V. Semegi

January 20, 2011 - Check Cashed

January 24, 2011 - Received NOA1 (Dated 1/18/11)

February 28, 2011 - Biometrics @ 8am

April 19, 2011 - RFE

May 24, 2011 - Mailed back RFE

May 25, 2011 - RFE Signed for by V. Semegi

June 1, 2011 - Approved card received (Dated 5/30/11)

Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Australia
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I'm kind of confused how you have a visitor visa thats valid until 2011, because normally they're only valid for 90 days after entering the US?

I am also confused.

Finally finished with immigration in 2012!

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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I'm kind of confused how you have a visitor visa thats valid until 2011, because normally they're only valid for 90 days after entering the US? But, if you come on a visitor visa you are not supposed to come with the intent of getting married. It can cause you a lot of problems on down the line because it's hard to prove if you get married on one that you had no intentions on getting married when the non US citizen came over. I know normally it will take longer to process if you do go that route. Maybe someone can explain a little better.

Important qualifier... Coming on a tourist visa with the intention of getting married and REMAIN could be problematic. Getting married is not the determinate issue, the issue would be when arriving on a non-immigrant visa (tourist), do they have an "intent to immigrate". If the visa holder comes to the US and gets married and then returns to there home country to process a K-3.... No problem.

YMMV

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I think the tourist/visitor visa can be valid for pretty much any amount of time... well, I have a friend who has a 10-year one, anyway. She's still only allowed to visit the US for 90 days in a single visit, same as someone entering on the VWP - it doesn't mean she can spend 10 years in the US.

I'm kind of confused how you have a visitor visa thats valid until 2011, because normally they're only valid for 90 days after entering the US? But, if you come on a visitor visa you are not supposed to come with the intent of getting married. It can cause you a lot of problems on down the line because it's hard to prove if you get married on one that you had no intentions on getting married when the non US citizen came over. I know normally it will take longer to process if you do go that route. Maybe someone can explain a little better.

2005 - We met

2006 - Filed I-129F

2007 - K-1 issued, moved to US, completed AOS (a busy year, immigration-wise)

2009 - Conditions lifted

2010 - Will be naturalising. Buh-bye, USCIS! smile.png

 
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