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Sorry, but after reading all your posts, I think you would do the country a big favor by leaving volunteerly.

you're only allowed to enter 30 days before the program starts. If you need to go earlier, then you need to apply for a visa.

Get a lawyer. I'm pretty positive you'll get your green card if you prove that your marriage is bona fide and if you explain them your situation.

You wont be banned from comin back to America, as long as you kept your legal status here in America (I.e. maintaining your F1 status). So make sure you're taking up a fulltime study and stick with it until you leave. An I - 20 is all you need to be legal in America. THe visa can expire but as...

I heard New Jersey is faster than NYC, but I"m not positive.

*Whew*, what a relief. Thanks guys :)

I'm sorry if this is an ignorant question but... should it matter what the age difference is between 2 people who love each other? I just think it's silly because you can't help who you fall in love with. You don't just randomly go out there and pick someone who has to be less than 5 years older...

I'm sorry to hear... But don't worry, try and contact your congress person. He/she can help you.

THank you so much guys!! =)

I read somewhere that if you file the I-485, your F1 visa will no longer be valid. And your AOS will be pending. How will you continue your studies if your F1 is no longer valid?

You're right, it shouldn't matter if you have a conditional green card or not. thanks for all your inputs. and i'm glad the processing time in NYC has improved...

Ok Thanks =)

What do you do if you've changed your whole name, including your last name, before you got married? and your new name appears on all the papers including birth certificate? Do you put down your 'original name' or your 'new name' on the papers you file? NOTE:if my new name is on my birth...

Does anyone know what the average GC processing time is in NYC? Because what I've heard, is that if you've been married for 2 years AT THE interview, you get a permanent green card. Right? Many people file for the I-485 right after their marriage and end up waiting for ALMOST 2 years (Lets...

Wow... always thought Ari was a female haha. Well Ari I'm happy to have you here you're definately a big help to all of us and I hope you'll stay around for a long long time ;)

Congratulations, yours went pretty fast. Only 7 months in total. I thought most cases in NYC take 2-3 years, just to get a green card.