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FRIENDS, Whenever I am aware of my marriage interview date, and If everything goes well, what are the chances that they will stamp my passport, even though, again, I overstayed 4 years on my B2(tourist) visa before I got married? Could they still stamp it? And in my case since I overstayed...

Do not worry, I am filing the same form, and I am a student. I never had a job, my husband is the one who supports me. So as long as your sponsor has enough money and can prove that with his income taxes he can support you, you're good to go. Because, that's the whole point of this form, is to...

Hello! I was filling my forms yesterday, and since I wondered the same thing, because it happened to me as well, I made a research on the subject. Well, I personally don't think it's proper to write "F-1 OVERSTAY". I don't quite know what the F-1 visa is, but mine for example was the B-2...

Yes, do not worry! I did not get married in California, but here I had not problems at all, they didn't even look at the date, and if they did they didn't say anything, it was one month expired. But a passport is a identification anywhere, worldwide, don't worry you could do that! But do like I...

FRIENDS, Whenever I am aware of my marriage interview date, and If everything goes well, what are the chances that they will stamp my passport, even though, again, I overstayed 4 years on my B2(tourist) visa before I got married? Could they still stamp it? And in my case since I overstayed...

Hello there, first I would like to Thank you very much for taking the time to read my topic and help me, may God Bless you! I am a B-2 visa holder(Tourist visa) I got a 5 year visa, although I exceed my stay in the U.S which was of 6 months, I have been here for 4 years and a half already,of...