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K-1 Fiance Visa Holder married after 90 days – what to do?

Blog Post: If the Fiance entered the United States on a K-1 Fiance Visa, but the couple did not marry within the 90 days after entry, the foreign fiance is considered to have “overstayed” her Fiance Visa. There are two very important distinctions that must be made: (1) married the “intended fiance” or (2) married someone else. First, if the Fiance married the Petitioner of the I-129F, there is hope. An “overstay of the K-1 Visa” may still apply for adjustment of status and receive a Green Card through the spouse. An I-130 Petition would be required; however, USCIS may require a reason for failing to marry within 90 days after the couple had given many statements of their intent to marry in the allotted time. If fraud was present, the newly-married couple could face complications and be required by USCIS to pay $930 in a waiver. Second, if the Fiance married someone who did not file the I-129F that provided the entry into the US, you should speak with an attorney. Overstaying and marrying a non-petitioner will require the Foreign National to leave the U.S. to attend an immigration interview. Overstaying a visa could place a 3-year or 10-year admissibility bar on the K-1 Visa Holder. Meaning, an exit would punish the immigration violation with a rejection from re-entering the United States for many years. There is a waiver process, but it should be handled by a professional or the result may mean many years separated from a spouse. Overstaying any visa may lead to deportation. It is wise to honor the CBP I-94’s permitted time in the U.S. If overstaying is likely, a foreign fiance should speak with an immigration attorney. Music: Moonbeam by Jordan Maron Video link:    • Jordan Maron - Moonbeam   Contact Information: Jacksonville, NC Immigration Office 824 Gum Branch Rd. Suite A Jacksonville, NC 28540 www.fickeymartinezlaw.com (910) 526-0066 Fayetteville, NC Immigration Office 111 Lamon St. Suite 118 Fayetteville, NC 28301 (910) 635-0050 Greenville, NC Immigration Office 103 Oakmont Drive Suite 2 Greenville, NC 27858 (252) 439-0040 Google+: google.com/+Fickeymartinezlaw Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FickeyMartin... Avvo Attorney Profile: http://www.avvo.com/attorneys/28540-n... Disclaimer: Any answers provided here give only general information, and do not constitute specific legal advice. This does not provide an attorney-client relationship, and this answer should not be used as a substitute for competent legal advice from a licensed attorney in your state.