apuleva

OP doesn't seem happy with the answers given.

SO you can file.. your chances of denial is high and it is not going to be go quickly.

Sorry, I don't think that this is a matter of being happy with the answer. It really is a matter of what is the best I can do in my situation. I was just really hoping that may somebody that has been though this can tell me their experience. I would not attempt to do anything without consulting a lawyer. Thanks for your help tho.

@Anitafeliz

I believe that the F1 status does not expire as long as you continue your studies. And yes, I think that the fact that I have already gotten my previous documents approved means that I can definitely show solid proof that my marriage was bona fide. Thanks for your help.

@ EM_Vandaveer

I totally understand that. But when it comes down to documents and all that, who can really provide more paper work than they have already done twice before. When you file for the AOS and the ROC I think anybody would try to sent every single document that can proof their case, down to the silliest photograph. Do you know what I mean?

Thanks so much!

@arken

Thanks so much for the reply. Let me see if I understand this well. So lets say that all my documents are rock solid, previous and current marriages - lots of financial and all sorts of documents. Hypothetically we get married and file the I-130 tomorrow, on the visa bulletin for July 2016 filing dates priority is OCT 2015...if we the date is consistently moving that is about 10 months. Doesn't that mean that again, if the date is consistently moving, my husband that will be able to apply for AOS in 10 months? Sorry if this is confusing just trying to clear it in my head. Thank you very much for the help!

@Hypnos

How was my green card approved in a first place if I wasn't in a bona fide marriage? I do have plenty of evidence that I have already provided the USCIS with and can do that again. Thanks for the reply.

I am really looking for someone who has already been through this process. Thank you guys!

Hey Guys!

It is safe to say that I have spent at least a couple of hours in this forum but I don't seem to find exactly what I need, so here it is:

I got married to a US Citizen in 2013, got my green card a couple of months later...marriage didn't work out and we separated 2 years after. At the end of August last year I filed for my I-751 Remove of Condition after my divorce was finalized. Did that with a lawyer and documents were very strong, my ex husband was supportive and helped me as much as he could. I am expecting my approval to come in the mail any day now (fingers crossed).

On the other hand my boyfriend entered the country on a B2 visa about 2 years ago, filed for a 6 month extension and later a student visa, his F1 was approved in March. His initial intend wasn't to stay in the country but now we have decided that we want to get married and stay together.

Has anybody here been through the process? I know that currently they are two filing dates, but I am not very clear to which one is for what. What we really care about is not so much the green card but the permit for work and travel. How long until he can get that? Also what would happen if we file the I-130 and he stops going to school? Do you think that would have a bad impact on the application? Any advice/help will be much appreciated! Thank you!