fumes

You can marry any time you want, but your fiance is can be picked up at any time and deported.......until he files for Adjustment of Status as a spouse of a US citizen.  If it were I, I would marry and file ASAP.....
 
I believe the rule changes are regarding when unlawful presence begins. 
 
"The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services memorandum says students and exchange visitors will rack up "unlawful presence" days in the United States starting on the date they failed to maintain their F, J, or M immigrant status, according to a release. Individuals who depart the U.S. after more than 180 days of unlawful presence may be barred from re-entering the U.S. for three years.
 
The memorandum's new time frame will supersede the Immigration and Naturalization Service's policy, which went into effect in 1997. Under that old policy, students and exchange visitors "started accruing unlawful presence" on the day authorities discovered the violation, the memorandum shows."

HERE IS MINE...
HEADER OF COMPANY
ADDRESS
PHONE NUMBER
DATE
SUBJECT: Employment
To whom it may concern:
Carlos D , RANK, U.S. Army is employed as an Instructor for Texas. He has been employed by the U.S. Army since May 19XX and been stationed in different military installation throughout his Military career. He is currently assigned as Leader for Company, Battalion.
His annual salary is $ 40, 000. In addition, he also received monthly allowance of $ XXXX.00 for Housing Allowance and $ XXX.00 Separate Allowances.
RANK Carlos is a valuable Instructor . He is employed and assigned to COMPANY until March 20XX. He will be station to another military base upon completion of his assigned duties.
The POC of this memorandum is the undersigned @ (210) XXXXXXX
Sincerely yours,
"" BIG BOSS ""
I hope this helps...

A very hearty congratulations to coqueta and bennobot for becoming the first two March petitioners to get placed in line for their naturalisation interviews! Good luck guys!