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Doris Lattin

HELP ASAP F1 student who recently graduated completing the student status applying for GC after marrying US citizen

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I just graduated May 6th and had to wait for my boyfriend to graduate from the US Air Force Academy in order to get married (they are not allowed to during military). He graduated on June 1st and we got married on June 7th. We've been working hard on filing for my GC application before the 60 day grace period is over, but I don't know whether it's considered I still have F1 status. (DMV didn't accept my paperwork for a new DL because they just expired and were unaware of the grace period). I 485 asks about the status I had when entering the US (it was F1 student) and current status. Would it still be F1 student or out of status/visa overstay?? 

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F1

Immigration journey is not: fast, for the faint at heart, easy, cheap, for the impatient nor right away. If more than 50% of this applies to you, best get off the bus.

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