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Well, it sounds like you're not sure yet if you want to get married so it sounds like you both haven't planned or colluded to having her come into the country on a B2 visa for the purposes of circumventing the proper way for her to immigrate to the states. If you pop the question as a surprise...

I should also say that if you don't want to buy the book (or ebook) then don't feel hesitant to post any questions here!! I/we are not here to push that book... just an fyi

the correct Affidavit of Support is the I-864 when filing the I-130 . The I-134 is used with the I-129f when applying for a K visa (fiance/spouse). If you are filing a K-Visa then go ahead and use that. However, it looks like you stated your wife and yourself were both married here in the...

Check out the book in my signature for detailed instructions. Also, check out the forums here. You will see all the forms you will need to get started on adjusting her status. You will need to file forms I-130, I-485, I-864, etc... ( see my timeline) and then submit them to the USCIS.

DOn't bring him in the states *knowing* you will marry. This is fraud. If you are planning on it already and he has already asked you to marry him then check out the K-1 Fiance visa... it's not too long of a process and is tailored for your situation. As far as bringing your husband down...

13 states? Aren't there 50? Do you mean colonies? lol

Exactly why I suggested he run it by a lawyer ;) Like i said 0 it' snot legal advice... take everything at your own risk and do your own research and deifnitely run things by lawyers. I wasn't aware that you couldn't leave with ap if you've overstayed. good to know.

Since you are out of status for more than a year you are in jeopardy of a 10-year ban if you get caught. Or if you leave the country. 1. you can marry your girlfriend anywhere you want. I would suggest you do it here. 2. Sure, but when you leave the US, since you haven't adjusted status...

That's a big "whoops" - sounds like you two may not belong together. Fighting like that is not conducive to a long-lasting marriage - are you sure you want to go through this again? IF so, find a good lawyer who may or may not be able to help you. It will be tough though as you claimed fraud...

contrats!

Yes, it's best to bring both passport and GC. My wife was recently ask to provide both when flying from Vancouver to Cali... But I think only GC from cali => vancouver. Now whether or not it's *required* is a different story lol.

wow.. .that sucks... did you get a temporary stamp in your passport!?!? You should definitely get taht if you don't have it!!!!

Change you bank to Washington Mutual. If you REALLY want him on... Anyhow - if you file your AoS - he is no longer out of status and USCIS overlooks overstays if you are married to a USC. However, he must have been inspected on his way in and you're cool. If you are worried about...

Shut your mouth and do everything she says for two years. lol. Then do what you need to do. Remember, she's always right and when she's happy, you're happy.

What is your locations and or DO (local office)?

wow. interesting.

lol. I hear your frustration, but I don't agree that they are doing this to "extort" - at least, not directly. It's for the security of the nation. I do admit - it could be a little (or maybe a lot?) faster... but - think about all government organizational depts in the US... they ARE ALL...

My wife and I got pregnant after we submitted our AoS - and I think we also brought a Dr's note stating that was the case... This is definitely good to bring. But, you should still provide more...

What country did he come from and/or what country is he a citizen of? Because he's overstayed his visitor visa for more tyhan a year if he leaves he's subject to a ten year ban!!! under no circumstances must he leave the country if you want this to go without issue. If the passport is...

You're going to sue a government that granted you asylum? I think you should just roll with the punches. Don't bite the 'hand that feeds you.'