LH16

That is fine and I respect our advice I was just asking as a general query but clearly I've ruffelled a few feathers which wasn't my intention .... 

i underatand that with an i twrion to stay it is fraud so can younlemase tell me in what circumstance would this not be considered fraud . What if I went to visit my husband and after a month or so something changed and I then filled AOS would that not be considered Fraud .... ???

how can something not be considered fraud if you have to be in that country to begin with to file AOS . So at what point does that stop becoming so wow a intent to stay ???? I am not saying I can not wait in my country to complete consular processing it was a general inquiry if this was a possibility to be done legally ....,

I understand what you are saying and my Intention was not right there and within a week file AOS like it was some kind of idea that just popped into my head . If you read the advice provided by the Uscis they state that I. Some circumstances when an I-130 is filled then you can file for AOS before the i-130 is approved . We were going. To do see an immigration lawyer once in the United States to see where we stood In regards to our application . I know that going to the USA with an intention to commit fraud in regards to AOS when not entering legally to the USA IS FRAUD. 

i do bt intend to commit fraud and like I said would review all my avenues before hand and speak with an immigration lawyer as I have done in the past. I am an honest person and I have waited a very long time to get to this point and i never intended to commit fraud etc .... I am aware of the risks.

in the documentation I have read I. Regards to the immigration services it's States that People who enter the U.S. on the Visa Waiver Program (VWP) are in most cases prohibited from adjusting status, but this doesn’t apply to immediate relatives such as spouses of U.S. citizens.

there are instances this can be the case where AOS becomes a possibility . I don't take the Uscis advice as gospel hence my intention to find out more information ....

9 minutes ago, GreatDane said:

There is no way for you to enter the US with the intent to immigrate. You have a pending 1-130 and you should wait for it to be processed until you immigrate. AOS is not for this purpose.

14 minutes ago, missileman said:

If I am reading your post correctly, you intend to enter the US with the intention of adjusting status.......that sounds like 100% fraud......  many of us have had to endure being away from our spouses until the legal process was complete.  

 

You will not find help here if you intend to commit fraud.

I am not at all intending to commit fraud. I understand what the AOS stands for and that entering the United States with an intention to stay is fraud . I have spend time away from my husband as much as any other person I have been his wife a year and have known him 11 so to state your claim of me committing fraud shows clearly you didn't read my post  . If you actually read the paper work and information regarding AOS and applying for permanent residency . There are two routes depending On whether you are inside the United States or not which, is AOS inside USA or consular processing outside USA . after speaking to the Uscis myself they did confirm to myself and my husband that we are in our legal right to Adjust our status if inside the USA . And if you read the law and guidelines it states that there are possibilities for those who have not had their I-130 approved yet you can in some circumstances apply for AOS and change it from consular processing this is called concurrent filing . 

So rather then accusing me of fraud why not either read more around the laws or actually read my post where I state clearly this is not my intention ....... 

My husband who is a us citerzen filed a petition on my behalf in January it was the I-130. We are still awaiting a response and are aware there is a backlog of applications at the Nebraska visa centre . We have done alot of research in regards to the adjustment of status and after speaking to someone at the USCIS . We have spoke to them in regards to me waiting out the rest of the visa process in the USA by then submitting the I-145 which is AOS . They have told us we are legally in our rights to do this.  I understand there is this issue of visiting with out the intention of staying and being able to prove this . I am visiting in October I will have a return flight and a job still in my one town . However, if I can legally change my status and stay the rest or the time out with my husband. I will intend to stay. Can anyone give me any advice or information on this process and if anyone has done it before where I stand In regards to AOS. Etc etc 

thank you 

Hello

I just need a little guidance please  :) my husband submitted the petition end of January and we are still awaiting a reply however I just wanted to ask what actually happens if for example the petition for spouse gets approved and sent to the NVC ? as I am aware my husband has to provide some financial information at some point but I am unsure what is the next stage and what actually happens once the NVC have reviewed the petition and approved it and is it my husband who has to fill in and send of the I864 financial form with his financial details ?

Thank you

Louise

Thank you I am sorry it was hard to explain but this is what I was getting st I didn't want to scrap my visa sponsor ship to the USA just in case things fell through with my husband application for a UK settlement visa but if I can delay it once it reaches nvc stage thay would be really helpful 

Ye I understand it's not an application that was a slight mistake in wording. I wasn't asking if he was able to apply for a visa whilst mine was processing what I was asking is, if mine was granted as well as his also in the UK .. what happens because do I then have to go over to America for a period of time to allow my vida to be active or can I still have this visa for USA and stay in the UK also

Hello i am married to a US citizen, we wed in September I have known him ten year. We started our visa application this January it is currently at to Nebraska centre getting processed. Initially as a couple we felt thw best route for us to take was to get my spouse visa application up and running so when I was finished with university in June, I live in the UK.  We were hoping when iam done with university  that we maybe a little closer to the USA visa process been completed and accepted, so we can  begin living our lives together more permanently. However in the mean time my husband and I have thought of another option which, is for him to apply for a visa and attempt to come to the UK .. However we do not want to scrap our application fo the USA visa nor do we want to lose out on money we spetd.... soooo my question is does anyone know if for example my husband was granted the visa to come and live and work in the UK, if we can still also keep my visa in process and if I am successful can I still go to America to finalise the immigration process and get my visa or would I then be required to stay in the country for a period of time or could I come back home and still have my visa granted in my husbands home country ? as we may then go live there in the future. We just don't know what to do for the best right now and we don't want to scrap the 1-130 application as, we maybe unsuccessful at getting a visa for him to settle in the UK but at the same time wer were unaware if we could keep the process up and running if in the meantime he was here in the UK. I hope that makes sense ...

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Awh wow that great im so pleased for you I really hope it all comes together for you so u can be with him soon

Yes that's correct a petition which he files in his own state then I sort my end here in London is that correct ? Are u now a us citerzen? How long did it all take for you

Okay thank you so much for ur help I've just being super stressed about the whole thing ... it makes me sad that when u genuinely want your life with someone u love it has to take all this to get there ... well I'll send what I can with the application and hope for the best .. it is my husband who submits the I-130 application right om my behalf as he is in america and he is a citerzen

Ahhh Okay as I was hoping to go over om June once im done with my degree I would ideally like to complete my postgraduate studies out there if possible but i may visit before then as i am def going i december and my vwp is valid for two years i believe.. so once things get in line with this application hopefully I won't hit any hurdles .. in relation to evidrmce for my application can my husbands parents provide any types of written statements on my behalf as they have also known me many years they are also going to help support my application when it comes to providing affidavits of support

Thank you for ur information .. whilst the application is pending is it wise to travel over there as im aware u can be stopped at boarder Control. . Would I need a B2 visa to allow me to do this whilst my application is pending or ca I do this under the Visa waiver programme ?

Thank you so much you see I didn't realise you could add all this information too like emails , pictures etc . should I include wedding photos also ?

my husband wants to file a I-130 form for me and we are struggling with the part that is asking for additional information to show that our marriage is legitimate we have everything else needed for the form but we don't own a property together or a business or have children etc .. I have known him ten years and we have spend a lot of time travelling and communicating in that time I am currently back home in the UK to finish my degree . what can we do about this additional information would this effect the application... Please help