Dt

Chris , i posted this back into the main group , so it didnt get lost in the
replies.

maybe i didnt put enough info in the post - i am a K1 awaitign interview in
London next month, and as Rob said there is a list of "friendly POE's" -
though whether this is up to date ?
Atlanta was my one to go for - but i noticed that they stopped ( confirmed
by people in this newsgroup , so i was lookign for anybody who had gone
through a POE in the last 6 months and received a stamp - becasue It seems
to me my options are
a) get married quickly, apply for adjustment of status , then wait 90 days
for full work authorisation
b) be lucky enough to get as temp work authrisation stamp at POE, so i can
work straight away - even if
that means takign a flight that is a layover / connection ( i think i can
do this ?)

option b) is a lot better, because it means less financial strain
obviously -
any more comments/ideas are appreciated!
DT

"Chris Parker" wrote in message
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    > > Does anyone know what POE is most likely to give me a stamp for temp
work
    > > authorisation ? - i heard Atlanta stopped , I had that down as the most
    > > likley - the thought of waitign 90 odd days for EAD after adjusting
status
    > > is a difficult proposition.
    > None, because the September 30, 1997 interim rule removed "I94 stamped
    > to authorize employment" as an acceptable proof of work authorization
    > for employers (except those with visas authorizing work for a specific
    > employer sponsor). Under the new rules, the admission category on I94
    > identifies who is employment authorized.
    > You can try using the K1 category, and/or "receipt rule" on Form I-9,
    > if you obtain a job offer to begin work earler, but there are no
    > promises it'll work because there is no foundation in the law.
    > CP