What is the status.?????
Apr 24th 2003, 10:48 pm
#1
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What is the status.?????
if someone arrives in the US on a B1 or a B2 and later he or she
applies for adjustment of status.....what happens to thier status as
far as BCIS /INS is concerned. are they legal till their visa expires
or are they legal even after the visa expires ( usually is for 6 mths)
.. till the time their application is approved or denied...??
applies for adjustment of status.....what happens to thier status as
far as BCIS /INS is concerned. are they legal till their visa expires
or are they legal even after the visa expires ( usually is for 6 mths)
.. till the time their application is approved or denied...??
Apr 26th 2003, 3:14 am
#2
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Re: What is the status.?????
When a valid adjustment of status is filed you are in legal "adjustee"
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Elizabeth Krukova
www.immigrationcapital.com
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> if someone arrives in the US on a B1 or a B2 and later he or she
> applies for adjustment of status.....what happens to thier status as
> far as BCIS /INS is concerned. are they legal till their visa expires
> or are they legal even after the visa expires ( usually is for 6 mths)
> .. till the time their application is approved or denied...??
staus.
--
Elizabeth Krukova
www.immigrationcapital.com
"Rags" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> if someone arrives in the US on a B1 or a B2 and later he or she
> applies for adjustment of status.....what happens to thier status as
> far as BCIS /INS is concerned. are they legal till their visa expires
> or are they legal even after the visa expires ( usually is for 6 mths)
> .. till the time their application is approved or denied...??
Apr 27th 2003, 4:08 pm
#3
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Joined: Jul 2002
Location: Melbourne Fl
Posts: 458
Your B1/B2 visa is normally valid for 10 years, it is the I94 that is valid for 6 months, once the AOS has been filed then yo are legal until the case is adjudicated.Obviously if the case is successful then you remain legal.
