This was actually a problem I could've faced (if not that I can still face)... I completed my studies (F-1) the month after I got married, february... then... the journey started (see timeline), from what I know the 4 months I lost because of my lawyer add up in "overstay", which means 8(august, date of real submission of the I485) - 2 (february, date in which i terminated my studies) = 6 months - 2 (period of stay allowed by INS after termination of studies) = 4 months of overstaying my visa... from what I understood... everything still goes smooth until you don't overstay 180days after your visa expiration... or not?
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- Thread starter iuiukk
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This was actually a problem I could've faced (if not that I can still face)... I completed my studies (F-1) the month after I got married, february... then... the journey started (see timeline), from what I know the 4 months I lost because of my lawyer add up in "overstay", which means 8(august, date of real submission of the I485) - 2 (february, date in which i terminated my studies) = 6 months - 2 (period of stay allowed by INS after termination of studies) = 4 months of overstaying my visa... from what I understood... everything still goes smooth until you don't overstay 180days after your visa expiration... or not?
TheRealCanadian
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everything still goes smooth until you don't overstay 180days after your visa expiration... or not?
Once the I-485 is filed, you could have overstayed for 15 years and it wouldn't have made a difference.
Once the I-485 is filed, you could have overstayed for 15 years and it wouldn't have made a difference.
after... oh so they filed already the I-485? :|
Jackolantern
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after... oh so they filed already the I-485? :|
They = who?