deportation

[twacha 0]

hi everyone , my k1 visa will expire next month , does my finace have the right to call th3 cops and deport me before it expire or no ,please someone answer me quick

[Georgia16 2,858]

No she can not get you deported. But that being said then if you do not get married then there is no legal way for you to stay in the us

[belinda63 2,981]

The visa is no good as soon as you entered the US. You need to go by the date on your I-94. You are given 90 days from your entry into the US. After those 90 days if you are still in the US and have not file for AOS you are out of status and subject to deportation.

If the date on your I-94 has not passed and you have not committed any major crime your ex-fiance can do nothing to have you deported. If you do not marry then you have no way to obtain a green card without leaving the US.

[Transborderwife 4,666]

You have no right to stay or way to adjust. I'm sorry

[kittens_0117 5]

Did you do something unlawful to give her reason to call the cops? If not, then no.

Everyone has the right to call the cops, but she can't threaten to call the cops just because your visa is expiring - the USCIS will be responsible for the deportation process. And even if your visa expires the USCIS will not kick you out immediately - they will initiate your deportation proceedings, and you'll have a process to follow and a timeline to go back to your home country.

[Illiria 980]

Conceivably your fiancé could contact uscis and ice to inform them once the 90 days are up that you two didn't get married in the 90 days after you arrived. Marrying within the 90 days being a requirement of the K1 visa. Whether or not they would take action on it is another matter.

As others have pointed out as a K1 entrant you do not have any option to adjust status with anyone else and personally if I was in this situation I would leave the US so as not to accrue any unauthorized presence once my 90 days were up.

[Advanced Aardvark 82]

She could withdraw support for the application. But that would really not have a material effect on the situation since you only have a month left.

If your ex-fiance will not marry you, it is in your best interests to leave the country before the I-94 expires. Overstaying could poison any future opportunities you might have to visit / emigrate to the USA.

[twacha 0]

thank you everybody i really appreciate all answers, i asked bcoz i told her i want to go visit a friend in other city but she told me i will call the cops to deported you now , your my responsibility and you will stay here until i get a flight ticket