Can i file for AOS after 90 days?

[Bella1115 0]

I arrived here in the states last February 10 and got married on March 7. We’re in the process of gathering the documents for my adjustment of status. However, we will be moving to a different apartment on August 08. We are planning to submit my aos application after we move so we wont be having any problem to change the address, will that be okay? Or do i really need to submit it within 90 days as well? Hope you can help me out here guys. Thank you!

[aaron2020 11,651]

On the K-1, you are authorized to be in the  US for 90 days.

 

You can file for AOS late after the 90 days.  HOWEVER, between the time that your 90 days on the K-1 are over and when USCIS gets your I-485, you will be out of status.  You can be detained by US immigration and face deportation.  Immigration court will let you file for AOS.

Until you file the I-485, you will be at risk.

[FilAm24 74]

1 minute ago, Bella1115 said:

I arrived here in the states last February 10 and got married on March 7. We’re in the process of gathering the documents for my adjustment of status. However, we will be moving to a different apartment on August 08. We are planning to submit my aos application after we move so we wont be having any problem to change the address, will that be okay? Or do i really need to submit it within 90 days as well? Hope you can help me out here guys. Thank you!

you can submit your aos application later as long as you fulfill the very important requirement within 90 days(get married) youll be fine. although you will have no legal status until you submit your aos application..

 

 im not sure if you have to explain in the form why you file late though.

 

hope you'll have time to submit your application and just update your new address to uscis website when you already move.

[jakejon 1,196]

I wouldn't delay and just submit. If you move, just inform USCIS. EAD/AP processing times are already increasing more than ever before and it'd be in your best interests not to delay processing. 

 

Good luck ❤️ 

Edited March 23, 2019 by jakejon

[Just Paul 4,591]

10 minutes ago, Bella1115 said:

We are planning to submit my aos application after we move so we wont be having any problem to change the address

Go ahead and file the AOS and when you move update your address.  You don't really want to slow down the process.

[aaron2020 11,651]

If you don't file for AOS, then you can't file for an EAD or AP. 

 

If you file after moving on August 8, then you are looking at not being able to work (no EAD) or travel internationally and be able to return to the US until 2020.  

 

File now and update your address when you move.  There are consequences to not filing quickly.  The longer it takes you to become legal, then the longer will be before you can legally work or visit home and be able to return to the US.

[SJordanS 342]

31 minutes ago, Bella1115 said:

I arrived here in the states last February 10 and got married on March 7. We’re in the process of gathering the documents for my adjustment of status. However, we will be moving to a different apartment on August 08. We are planning to submit my aos application after we move so we wont be having any problem to change the address, will that be okay? Or do i really need to submit it within 90 days as well? Hope you can help me out here guys. Thank you!

Follow the advice of others here but if I can add that I opened a PO Box for mailing only and thats what USCIS has. In case I moved, which I did, my mail will still be going to the same address. Of course then you can update physical address but at least mail wont get missed.