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No problem. You can put N/A with (Canadian Citizen) next to it if it makes you feel better, but that's all that is needed.

Any advice on what to put for the current USCIS status? B-2? Or AOS .. but then what would I put for expiry date? 6 months after I entered or what the i-94 website says?

AOS Application

**Filed separately from I-130 along with copy of I-797 Approval Notice**

02/09/2015 - AOS packet sent via Express mail ( I-485, I-131, I-765)
02/19/2015- Delivered to USCIS Chicago

02/19/2015- Check cashed

02/20/2015 - Received USCIS Acceptance Confirmation emails for all

02/27/2015- NOA1 Hard copies received by mail

03/02/2015- Letter with Bio Metrics appt received

03/06/2015- Successful walk in Bio Metrics (Scheduled date was 03/10/2015)

03/09/2015- Online status changed to show RFE for I-485

03/13/2015- RFE received in mail

03/23/2015- Sent RFE back to USCIS

03/26/2015- USCIS website updated to 'RFE received'

04/07/2015- Online status: 'Ready to schedule interview'

04/27/2015- Called USCIS in hopes to speed up EAD, was told to wait until day 75

04/28/2015- Emails received EAD card is in production! (Day 70)

05/07/2015- EAD combo card received in mail

07/28/2015- AOS Interview

08/28/2015- Online status changed to Card in Production!!

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Any advice on what to put for the current USCIS status? B-2? Or AOS .. but then what would I put for expiry date? 6 months after I entered or what the i-94 website says?

I would put B2. I honestly think the date on the website is a default setting for people who do not receive an I-94.

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canadianmeghan   1

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I would put B2. I honestly think the date on the website is a default setting for people who do not receive an I-94.

So should I leave it blank?

AOS Application

**Filed separately from I-130 along with copy of I-797 Approval Notice**

02/09/2015 - AOS packet sent via Express mail ( I-485, I-131, I-765)
02/19/2015- Delivered to USCIS Chicago

02/19/2015- Check cashed

02/20/2015 - Received USCIS Acceptance Confirmation emails for all

02/27/2015- NOA1 Hard copies received by mail

03/02/2015- Letter with Bio Metrics appt received

03/06/2015- Successful walk in Bio Metrics (Scheduled date was 03/10/2015)

03/09/2015- Online status changed to show RFE for I-485

03/13/2015- RFE received in mail

03/23/2015- Sent RFE back to USCIS

03/26/2015- USCIS website updated to 'RFE received'

04/07/2015- Online status: 'Ready to schedule interview'

04/27/2015- Called USCIS in hopes to speed up EAD, was told to wait until day 75

04/28/2015- Emails received EAD card is in production! (Day 70)

05/07/2015- EAD combo card received in mail

07/28/2015- AOS Interview

08/28/2015- Online status changed to Card in Production!!

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Write down the information as it appears online. Print out the I-94 and include it in your AOS packet. This will prove that you were inspected by an immigration officer when you entered the US. Even if you had to leave the same day you arrived it would not matter since you are forgiven overstays when you marry a US citizen.

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canadianmeghan   1

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Write down the information as it appears online. Print out the I-94 and include it in your AOS packet. This will prove that you were inspected by an immigration officer when you entered the US. Even if you had to leave the same day you arrived it would not matter since you are forgiven overstays when you marry a US citizen.

Am I still forgiven for overstay if I already WAS married to the USC when I entered the US?

AOS Application

**Filed separately from I-130 along with copy of I-797 Approval Notice**

02/09/2015 - AOS packet sent via Express mail ( I-485, I-131, I-765)
02/19/2015- Delivered to USCIS Chicago

02/19/2015- Check cashed

02/20/2015 - Received USCIS Acceptance Confirmation emails for all

02/27/2015- NOA1 Hard copies received by mail

03/02/2015- Letter with Bio Metrics appt received

03/06/2015- Successful walk in Bio Metrics (Scheduled date was 03/10/2015)

03/09/2015- Online status changed to show RFE for I-485

03/13/2015- RFE received in mail

03/23/2015- Sent RFE back to USCIS

03/26/2015- USCIS website updated to 'RFE received'

04/07/2015- Online status: 'Ready to schedule interview'

04/27/2015- Called USCIS in hopes to speed up EAD, was told to wait until day 75

04/28/2015- Emails received EAD card is in production! (Day 70)

05/07/2015- EAD combo card received in mail

07/28/2015- AOS Interview

08/28/2015- Online status changed to Card in Production!!

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It does not matter where or when you married and it sounds like you have not overstayed your visit but even if you had you would be okay. Based on the information you have provided you can adjust your status from a visitor visa to that of a permanent resident. Just keep in mind that during your interview you may be asked if you originally planned to stay in the US when you last entered. Just be truthful and inform the officer that the intent to stay occurred after you entered the country not before.

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