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I need some experience or just some guidelines what to do..I overstayed my k1 visa for 2 years just because we were strugling with money.we had babies imidiatly and it was hard time for us so we finaly get aos proces and my ap and ead was aprroved but i dont know what yo expect from aos interview.im so scared they deny it..my kids are born here and it would be hard for my husband..we have legit marriage and everything

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As long as you provide the proof that your marriage is legit then you should not worried much. Usually adjust from K- visa received interview waived letter though some of them are still going through the interview phase.

Have you received the interview letter?

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As long as you provide the proof that your marriage is legit then you should not worried much. Usually adjust from K- visa received interview waived letter though some of them are still going through the interview phase.

Have you received the interview letter?

No i didnt but thats a next step..i dont even know how long they need after ead ans ap approval

As the spouse of a US citizen, you are in the Immediate Relative category and you don't need to be in status to apply for Adjustment of Status. Whether you were out of status and for how long are irrelevant.

I dont understand this.i mean i get here on k1 visa and get married in 90 days just didnt apply because we didnt have money

As the spouse of a US citizen, you are in the Immediate Relative category and you don't need to be in status to apply for Adjustment of Status. Whether you were out of status and for how long are irrelevant.

I dont understand this.i mean i get here on k1 visa and get married in 90 days just didnt apply because we didnt have money
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Yes. That's what I'm saying. Overstay is irrelevant for AOS for you. There is nothing to worry about.

Ok thank you.i hope so..im so terrified of interview.do you know if its fine to bring kids with us..i really dont want to because i have one in terrible two's but kinda hard some of family to watch them.

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Maintaining status is not a requirement to file for adjustment from a K-1 > http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-485instr.pdf

Who May File Form I-485?

3. Based on admission as the fiancé(e) of a U.S. citizen and subsequent marriage to that citizen

A. You may apply to adjust status if you were admitted to the United States as the K-1 fiancé(e) of a U.S. citizen, and you married that citizen within 90 days of your entry.

Who Is Not Eligible to Adjust Status?

6. You failed to maintain your nonimmigrant status, unless your failure to maintain status was through no fault of your own or for technical reasons; unless you are applying because you are:

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B. A K-1 fiancé(e) or a K-2 fiancé(e) dependent who married the U.S. petitioner within 90 days of admission

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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Maintaining status is not a requirement to file for adjustment from a K-1 > http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-485instr.pdf

Thank you very much..I hope they will understand..our story is not really a fairytale.. we didnt have big wedding and stuff like that but at least its real so i hope they will see that..

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