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I read about the 90-day DHS guideline and I was wondering if it affects me. I?m on F1 and married my US citizen husband 14 days after my last entry in the US. We went together on a trip abroad, if it matters. I am not concerned about evidence of bona fide because we have tons of that. Will this affect my AoS in any way?
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RoC (I-751) Application, filed from Houston TX
10/24/2021 - USPS delivered the package in AZ
10/27/2021 - Text from USCIS with receipt number, check cashed. Assigned to the Texas Processing Center
INITIAL AOS from F-1, married to USC, filed in Seattle WA
09/24/2018 - Package delivered to PO Box (PD)
10/22 - Early bio walk-in
11/15 - New card is being produced (I-765)
11/26 - EAD combo & SS card
01/13/2020 - Interview
01/23/2020 - Case Approved, Card Mailed. -
If you were living in the US prior to your short trip abroad, and are on a visa other than a B1/B2, then I think you should be fine. I understand that the 90 day rule applies more to people who enter the US on a tourist visa and get married right away - this is counted as visa fraud as you entered the US as a tourist but had the intention of immigrating.
*Note: This is my opinion, not legal advice*Marriage-based AOS - Concurrent filing - Oakland Park, FL
04/18/18: Sent to Chicago Lockbox
04/23/18: Priority Date
04/27/18: 4x I-797 NOA received
05/04/18: Biometrics notice received
05/15/18: Courtesy letter for I-693
05/22/18: Biometrics completed
05/29/18: Case Ready To Be Scheduled For Interview
09/25/18: I-765 New Card being produced (via Case Tracker)
09/26/18: I-765 and I-131 approved (via uscis.dhs.gov)
10/01/18: Combo card in hand
06/05/19: Interview scheduled
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