Can I apply for AOS within 3month of entering the US with F1 Visa
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Can I apply for AOS within 3month of entering the US with F1 Visa
Good Morning,
I entered the United States on F1 visa in May 2016 3month ago, met my wife here in the states and we got married 2weeks ago. My question is
1. Can I start filling for my Adjustment of Status immediately I receive my marriage certificate?
2. Do i need to include the following documents – joint account, joint leasing, Utility bills and so on with my AOS application and do I need to wait for it to run for some months?
3. Would it be an issue that I got married within 3month of entering the united states with an F1 visa?
I have completed 2 summer semesters already, and i really cant afford to continue school cos of the high tuition rate. I intend to continue once I am eligible to pay in-tuition rate. So I really dont want to be out of status before applying for AOS.
Asked on August 21, 2016 under Immigration Law, Texas
Answers:
SB Member California Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 8 years ago | Contributor
Are you saying you met your wife for the first time and you got married all within 3 months? It is a bit unual. I would say that you want to file the AOS no earlier than 90 days after your last date of entry to the US and keep in mind that you will be highly scrutinized at the time of the interview. I would strongly suggest you consult with an immigration attorney before you start the process.
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