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I have been told that AOS is always granted. So I am curious why dont more Canadians apply for AOS rather than going through consular processing?

 

 

 

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From my understanding in many situations it’s considered visa fraud, because you enter on a visitors visa even though you have the intention on staying. If you get caught you can get in trouble. I’ve had a few friends do AOS and I feel like I have a few reasons why I chose not to go that route, even though I considered it 

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4 minutes ago, darth vader said:

I have been told that AOS is always granted. So I am curious why dont more Canadians apply for AOS rather than going through consular processing?

If you have preconceived intent to marry and complete AOS when you enter on a B1/2 visa that is considered immigration fraud. There is a loophole though where a person could come to the USA without preconceived intent and make a decision to get married and AOS and it is on USCIS to prove otherwise, if my mind serves me correctly.

 

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Canada actually allows for spouses to enter with intent to immigrate. 

The USA does not. 

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On 12/9/2019 at 6:29 PM, darth vader said:

I have been told that AOS is always granted. So I am curious why dont more Canadians apply for AOS rather than going through consular processing?

 

 

 

It's not always granted. 

Intent to immigrate is fraud and can lead to misrepesentation and a lifetime ban.  The risk is small but still there and it's against TOS to promote, encourage, or suggest something illegal. 

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