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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Canada
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I'm entering the U.S. on a K-1 visa.When does my 2 year conditional Green Card status actually begin to kick in? When the card is in hand? or right after I've been approved for AOS? I find many things in this visa process are very vague in explaining step by step how everything is handled. Thanks for your answers!!

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Russia
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Ok.. here is short answer and you may know some of this already..

Enter USA, get married within 90 days, file AOS papers, wait for USCIS to do their thing, get green card (2 year timer starts now).

Visa Received: 2015-03-02 (K1 - See timeline for details)
US Entry: 2015-04-09
POE: Portland, OR
Marriage: 2015-06-20
I-485/I-756 Sent: 2015-06-30
EAD Card Received: 2015-10-02    
I-485 Approval: 2016-01-13
Greencard Received: 2016-01-23

I-751 Filed ROC: 2017-10-18

I-751 Received NOA1 18mo. Extension: 2018-10-16

N-400 Filed Online: 2018-11-25

I-751 Interview/Approval: 2019-05-22

N-400 Interview/Approval: 2019-05-22

Citizenship Oath: 2019-09-21

 

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Mexico
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After you apply for AOS and receive the green card, it will be valid from date of approval.

Link to K-1 instructions for Ciudad Juarez, Mexico > https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/K1/CDJ_Ciudad-Juarez-2-22-2021.pdf

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Yep approval date will start the clock for the two-year conditional GC...

K1 Timeline:

02/28/2014 - I-129F Submitted
04/08/2014 - I-129F NOA2 Received

07/03/2014 - SLEC Medical Appointment 1 (Result: Sputum Culture)

09/18/2014 - SLEC Medical Appointment 2 (Result: Passed)

10/14/2014 - K1 Visa Interview (Result: Approved)

10/23/2014 - K1 Visa Issued

11/09/2014 - Entered USA (POE: Los Angeles)

01/02/2015 - Wedding Day

AOS Timeline:

03/02/2015 - I-485 Submitted (with I-765 & I-131)

03/13/2015 - I-485 NOA Received (with NOA for I-765 & I-131)

03/30/2015 - Biometrics Appointment Completed

05/12/2015 - I-785 & I-131 Approved

05/20/2015 - EAD/AP Combo Card Received

06/10/2015 - AOS Interview (Result: Approved)

06/18/2015 - Conditional Green Card Received

ROC Timeline:

05/15/2017 - I-751 Submitted 
05/26/2017 - I-751 NOA Received 
06/13/2017 - Biometrics Appointment Completed

07/18/2017 - Extension NOA Received (twelve month extension)
03/05/2018 - I-751 Received by Local Office
04/20/2018 - Infopass Appointment (Result: I-551 Stamp on Passport, six-month extension)

06/18/2018 - Extension NOA Received (eighteen month extension)

10/29/2019 - Infopass Appointment (Result: I-551 Stamp on new Passport)

11/06/2019 - I-751 Approved

11/14/2019 - Permanent Green Card Received

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I am looking to see what immigration status my fiancé will be after we submit the AOS. On the USCIS site, it looks like he will be conditional permanent resident, even though the two year time starts after we receive the green card. Can anyone clear this up for me?



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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Mexico
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I am looking to see what immigration status my fiancé will be after we submit the AOS. On the USCIS site, it looks like he will be conditional permanent resident, even though the two year time starts after we receive the green card. Can anyone clear this up for me?

After filing and while still waiting for approval, he will just be an adjustment applicant. No real status, other than being a non-resident in an authorized stay while waiting for AOS to be approved. Once his AOS is approved, THEN he will be a conditional permanent resident, which is really just the same as being a permanent resident with a 10 year card, but he will need to file for ROC within 90 days of his 2 year card expiring.

Link to K-1 instructions for Ciudad Juarez, Mexico > https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/K1/CDJ_Ciudad-Juarez-2-22-2021.pdf

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