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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Argentina
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Good question and apparently there is still a lot of confusion on this topic as it relates to K-1 visa holders already in the USA. Here's what ChatGPT had to say:

 

What the law and USCIS regulations still currently allow

K-1 holders who properly entered, married the petitioner within 90 days, and are otherwise admissible can still file adjustment of status inside the U.S.

For K-1 holders specifically, this matters because forcing consular processing abroad could create major problems:

  • separation from spouse,
  • uncertainty about reentry,
  • triggering unlawful-presence bars for some people,
  • inability to work in the U.S. while waiting,
  • and exposure to consular denials abroad.

That’s why immigration attorneys are reacting strongly to the memo. AOS for spouses of U.S. citizens has been a standard path for decades.

So at the moment, the “return to your country” issue is best understood as:

  • a serious proposed enforcement direction/policy interpretation,
  • not yet a blanket legally settled requirement for all K-1 green card applicants.
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Taiwan
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