Filing for AOS few weeks after B2 entry

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a2012

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Hi folks,

I am contemplating to apply for AOS based on my marriage. How likely it is to receive the positive answer if application have been submitted shortly after landing as B2 visitor? Also what will happen if I win green card while my marriage e based AOS still in process?

Thanks in advance,

Alex,
 
a2012 said:
Hi folks,

I am contemplating to apply for AOS based on my marriage. How likely it is to receive the positive answer if application have been submitted shortly after landing as B2 visitor? Also what will happen if I win green card while my marriage e based AOS still in process?

Thanks in advance,

Alex,
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You do know that it is illegal what you are trying to do? :confused: If you didn't know, now you know and do the right thing cause you will likely face a tougher scrutiny on this issue...:rolleyes: I don't envision you winning the lottery, because the results have been announced since May-June, and if they never contacted you then, consider it a lost cause...:eek:
 
Hi Al,

I have read about many people adjusting B1/ B2 to AOS. Are you talking about issue or `rapid change of intent`? I am looking for information about best way of doing it successfully. It seems the corner stone it to prove my intent was not to immigrate at the POE and then demonstrate a very valid reason for rapid change. What do you folks think?

The POE permitted duration of stay has to be over 60 days to be eligible to file for AOS?

As to green card I am talking about next year one to which I am about to enter later.


Alex.
 
Just curious, what is the "right thing" in this case. No matter how it is done, if there is an AOS application immediately after entering using a B2 visa, that shows intent, right? Especially if the marriage happened outside the country and before the day the person entered the country. I am guessing the right thing here is consular processing?
[To Alex]: Also, if you file for AOS, that means you cant leave the country (since it leads to abandonment of petition; obviously you can do it with AP).
 
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I am not intending to leave USA for next two years after entry. Marriage can be arranged in the USA itself. The intent yes that's one to deal with. Marrying on B1/B2 is fine. So that leaves AOS as to why I filed soon after entry. I have few valid reasons in mind which I will discuss with the lawyer on Monday.

Once I can prove beyond any doubt that my intent was altered by force majeure without my volition and that force majeure is a valid reason for me filing AOS how will it be viewed then?
 
If you are so confident of being able to prove that the intent to marry never existed when you entered the US, why worry? :)

a2012 said:
Once I can prove beyond any doubt that my intent was altered by force majeure without my volition and that force majeure is a valid reason for me filing AOS how will it be viewed then?
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I am posting here to see if I am missing anything and to avail of others valuable suggestions.


Thanks,

Alex.
 
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