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  1. Noname93
    I'm not sure if you can, but are you willing to take the risk? All it takes is for a minor emergency to redirect the flight to another nearby island and the plan is gone. You're fiancee would be stuck outside the country and would have to fly back home, and wait their immigration journey out there. Imo it's not worth the risk. You could always have a small court house wedding now, and have a big, formal event in the Virgin Islands when your fiancee has a greencard.
  2.    Noname93 reacted to a post in a topic: Do I select "Spouse" or "Person admitted as fiancé" when both are true?
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  5. Noname93
    A visa is for entering the US. You no longer need a visa because you are already here and are a permanent resident. Therefore, the correct choice is number 1. You no longer need a visa, because you adjusted status.
  6. Noname93
    Definitely pick fiance. Otherwise USCIS will expect an I-130
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  8. Noname93
    Are you still planning on moving to the US? If not, the right thing to do is to give up the greencard and use ESTA or a visitor visa. Greencards are not for visiting. They're for living in the US
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  10. Noname93
    I originally used my greencard extension (I think it was the stamp) when I started my current job. They never questioned my status, but it took them a bit to figure out how to put it in their system correctly. The biggest downside was that I needed to reverify my status when my extension expired. Luckily I had an unrestricted social security card by then.
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  14. Noname93
    First, yes, you can adjust but you will not be able to work (even a remote position) until you have an EAD or the greencard. You will also not be able to leave the country until you have an AP or a greencard. Second, I don't think K1 makes much sense if both of you are living in Ireland. If you decide against doing adjustment of status I would suggest getting married and filing CR1.
  15. Noname93
    That's what I did whenever I had to fill something out
  16. Noname93
    Since she is currently here, you can get married and adjust as long as that was not the initial plan when she came here. However, as you probably know whe will not be able to work for a while
  17. Noname93
    Usually the advice is to send a I90 for USCIS error, and then send the I751 in the 90 days before the 2 year anniversary of the greencard. Hopefully skipping the I90 will work too.
  18. Noname93
    From what you've stated you can file adjustment of status. Read the guides on here for the process. You are correct, overstay is forgiven for spouses of US citizens
  19. Noname93
    You can look at my timeline. First roc filed November 2020, denied sometime between October 2021 and January 2022 (uscic doesn't seem to agree with itself there). Second roc filed January 2022, approved July 2024
  20. Noname93
    You definitely should not call them your spouse. That implies that you are already married.
  21. Noname93
    I have also traveled internationally with a denied I-751 and a stamp from the second I-751. I had no issues
  22. Noname93
    She will apply for her own citizenship. You can help her with the paperwork, but she's the one who applies
  23. Noname93
    We had a "courthouse" wedding. (Our state doesn't do weddings at courthouses). It was small wedding with me and my husband, 2 witnesses, an officiant, and a friend taking photos. No one else. We had no problem getting AOS approved (not a K1 case though). We had a big wedding on our one year anniversary, but my greencard was already approved by then.
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