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Overstayed k1 visa by 1 month but green card approved

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mmillar26   0

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Has anyone had any issues crossing a land border from US to Canada and then back into US? I technically overstayed my K1 visa by a month before I sent in my AOS. We were married within the 90 days but my i94 did expire. I was given my green card this past July but I’m scared to try and come back into the US since I did overstay my visa by 1 month technically. Do you think this will cause an issue? I’m planning to go home for the first time over Christmas. Flying up to close to the border then crossing by land. Thanks in advance. This has been stressing me out. 

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wildbug100420   383

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23 minutes ago, mmillar26 said:

Has anyone had any issues crossing a land border from US to Canada and then back into US? I technically overstayed my K1 visa by a month before I sent in my AOS. We were married within the 90 days but my i94 did expire. I was given my green card this past July but I’m scared to try and come back into the US since I did overstay my visa by 1 month technically. Do you think this will cause an issue? I’m planning to go home for the first time over Christmas. Flying up to close to the border then crossing by land. Thanks in advance. This has been stressing me out. 

Please complete your timelines. 

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27 minutes ago, mmillar26 said:

Has anyone had any issues crossing a land border from US to Canada and then back into US? I technically overstayed my K1 visa by a month before I sent in my AOS. We were married within the 90 days but my i94 did expire. I was given my green card this past July but I’m scared to try and come back into the US since I did overstay my visa by 1 month technically. Do you think this will cause an issue? I’m planning to go home for the first time over Christmas. Flying up to close to the border then crossing by land. Thanks in advance. This has been stressing me out. 

You have the green card. The overstay was “forgiven” And your LPR  status confirmed. Travel. Use your GC to enter the US at the end of your visit 

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mmillar26   0

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6 minutes ago, Lil bear said:

You have the green card. The overstay was “forgiven” And your LPR  status confirmed. Travel. Use your GC to enter the US at the end of your visit 

Right deep down I was assuming this was the case but my anxiety and overthinking has been causing me to worry needlessly about it. Thank you. 

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Never heard of an issue

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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~~Thread moved to Working and Traveling from General immigration Discussion - as the OP is asking about travel.~~

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