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Posted 12 months ago
maisie cotterell
Answered 12 months ago
If you marry a U.S. citizen, you can usually still adjust status (get a green card) inside the U.S., even if you overstayed.
marlo fenwick
Answered 12 months ago
If your petitioner is a green card holder (not a citizen), your overstay might make you ineligible for adjustment of status unless you leave and re-enter legally (which can trigger bans).
elliot redgrave
Answered 12 months ago
If you are married to a U.S. citizen, you may file Form I-130 and Form I-485 together (concurrent filing), even after overstaying.
oscar wetherby
Answered 12 months ago
Overstaying a visa can complicate employment or travel, so it's best to apply for adjustment of status as soon as you qualify.
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