What if the airfare is too much to leave US within 90 days?

[Lemonslice 4,569]

3 minutes ago, .yana said:

Google flights is a great flight search engine, highly recommend (you can play around with dates too).

Since they are busy preparing their wedding and return to China, I think it might also be useful to delegate that search to a travel agent.  AAA does it for free for members here; but it would be a small price to pay to have someone find the best itinerary at a reasonable price, and insure she is leaving on time.  

[Cathi 5,616]

3 hours ago, Family said:

 

DIY immigration is not as simple as the VJ regulars presume …( Crazy Cat exempted) but it’s never too late to right the course. 
 

 

I have never seen a single person on this site, a regular or otherwise, ever say say that DIY immigration is easy, fast or cheap. Not once in my 11 years on this site.

[Family 3,534]

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Edited August 2, 2022 by Family

[Ontarkie 13,925]

~~Moved to Working and Traveling, from K1 P&P - the OP's Fiancé is already in the US and they are now thinking of leaving~~

[Cathi 5,616]

5 hours ago, ryan3434 said:

Hello, my Chinese fiance is currently in the US on a K1. Our situation is unique because even if we get married within 90 days, we both need to return to China in Sept. for work. (Her 90 days is up on Sept. 13). However, the flight tickets to China before that point are at least $8K, which is about 15x the normal price. Does anyone know whether the USCIS has issued a waiver for this situation, or if we can apply for extension due to these extenuating circumstances? Thank you!!

USCIS does not care how much flights cost to leave, it's not their problem. There is no extension for a K-1, you either marry within 90 days or leave. Just being honest.

[SalishSea 16,826]

4 hours ago, Family said:

May I ask what WC is? Forgive me but all I can conjure up is Womens Restroom 

WC is nongendered.  It is Water Closet.  Every English house has one.

1 hour ago, Cathi said:

I have never seen a single person on this site, a regular or otherwise, ever say say that DIY immigration is easy, fast or cheap. Not once in my 11 years on this site.

Quite the opposite!

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[brii 34]

7 hours ago, arken said:

As already said, extenuating circumstances are something that is not under one's control. You are created your circumstances with your full conscience. Uscis doesn't care about that.

 

What if the airfare is too much to leave US within 90 days?

Well, you can choose to not go at all or go much later when it's cheaper. 

 

 

I find it crazy that people find ways to clog up this far too congested pipeline even more. I simply can't imagine myself going through ALL that miserable waiting, being apart from my soon to be wife (yay), only for us to abandon the whole idea of a K1 visa after finally entering the country....  Sorry, just my personal thought and opinion because it does bring up some emotions.
 

[Palawan 130]

On 8/1/2022 at 9:29 PM, Cathi said:

I have never seen a single person on this site, a regular or otherwise, ever say say that DIY immigration is easy, fast or cheap. Not once in my 11 years on this site.

I found the DIY immigration to be easy, fast and cheap

 

[Palawan 130]

On 8/1/2022 at 4:31 PM, ryan3434 said:

Hello, my Chinese fiance is currently in the US on a K1. Our situation is unique because even if we get married within 90 days, we both need to return to China in Sept. for work. (Her 90 days is up on Sept. 13). However, the flight tickets to China before that point are at least $8K, which is about 15x the normal price. Does anyone know whether the USCIS has issued a waiver for this situation, or if we can apply for extension due to these extenuating circumstances? Thank you!!

 I was looking at flights to Hong Kong yesterday via American Airlines, they were very high and very limited number of flights. I was under the impression Hong Kong still had some kind of quarantine.

[Crazy Cat 39,387]

Back to the original question:  There will be no extension of an I-94 due to high travel costs. 

[Crazy Cat 39,387]

4 hours ago, Palawan said:

I found the DIY immigration to be easy, fast and cheap

 

[Palawan 130]

On 8/2/2022 at 7:22 AM, Crazy Cat said:

K1 From Philippines - 2015 - I was the Petitioner

 

30 Day NOA2, Embassy Intreview 3 months later.

 

Never did any AOS interview for one year, or 10 year Greencard, they were waived.

 

Wife got US Citizenship a few months ago

 

Do  a Screen Shot and memorize, there is my timeline.

 

 

[Crazy Cat 39,387]

9 minutes ago, Palawan said:

K1 From Philippines - 2015 - I was the Petitioner

 

30 Day NOA2, Embassy Intreview 3 months later.

 

Never did any AOS interview for one year, or 10 year Greencard, they were waived.

 

Wife got US Citizenship a few months ago

 

Do  a Screen Shot and memorize, there is my timeline.

 

 

The time line area of your Visa Journey profile would be a better place for documenting a timeline.

Edited August 2, 2022 by Crazy Cat