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    Parents are currently in US. Arrived on B-2, stay is allowed till Sep 5. Preparing AOS application and expect to file by July 20.
    1. Should I extend their stay beyond Sep 5 first?
    2. How long is Extension of Stay application expected to take?
    3. Will the public charge rule apply to them (even when they are already in US and applying for AOS)?
    Thanks.
    Last edited by verbose; 07-04-2020, 11:44 AM.
    USC filed AOS for parents on B2. I am not a lawyer.
    Timeline
    2020
    7/21 <— 2 sets of I-130/485/944/864/131/765/693 reached Chicago Lockbox
    8/4 <— Checks cashed
    8/5 <— I-797 SMS
    8/24 <— Biometrics completed
    10/19 <— I-485 ("New Card Is Being Produced")
    10/20 <— I-130 and I-485 ("Case Was Approved")
    10/22 <— I-130 and I-485 Approval notices received
    10/28 <— Green card#1 received
    11/07 <— Green card#2 received


  • #2
    I would be very careful about applying for AOS if they are here on a B-2 visitor visa. USCIS could deem them to have had immigrant intent (despite the B-2 being a non-immigrant visa) which would result in a denial.

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    • #3
      B-2 visa is only for non-immigrant intent, so you should probably ask an immigration attorney about your parents' specific situation. Filing an Extension of Stay when they have the intent to file for AOS and stay as permanent residents sounds like it would be a misrepresentation, since B-2 visa is non-immigrant intent only. Furthermore, it's unclear that your parents qualify for AOS since they're on a nonimmigrant B-2 visa.

      Did something change between when they entered the US on the B-2 and now that makes them eligible for AOS? Or did they have "immigrant intent" all along?

      This is a complex area of immigration policy with concepts like "fraudulent misrepresentation" and "preconceived intent" that need to be considered. Definitely consult an immigration attorney or do some thorough research before proceeding.
      Last edited by catparade; 07-04-2020, 12:03 PM.
      USC married to a Canadian on TN status in San Francisco

      06/03/20 - Sent I-485, I-130, I-131, I-765 via Priority Mail
      06/05/20 - Receipt Date
      06/18/20 - Check was cashed
      06/18/20 - Text messages with case numbers (~9:30pm Pacific)
      06/22/20 - Notice of Receipts via mail
      07/06/20 - I-693 Courtesy Letter
      08/17/20 - Biometrics Appt Notice for 8/24
      08/28/20 - Case is Ready to Be Scheduled for An Interview!
      10/14/20 - I-765 and I-131 approved
      10/19/20 - EAD/AP issued
      12/01/21 - EAD/AP renewed

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      • #4
        Thanks. Already researched applying for AOS while on B-2. Not expected to be a problem for parents.
        Also, they are already past the 90-days and haven't used any public benefits.
        USC filed AOS for parents on B2. I am not a lawyer.
        Timeline
        2020
        7/21 <— 2 sets of I-130/485/944/864/131/765/693 reached Chicago Lockbox
        8/4 <— Checks cashed
        8/5 <— I-797 SMS
        8/24 <— Biometrics completed
        10/19 <— I-485 ("New Card Is Being Produced")
        10/20 <— I-130 and I-485 ("Case Was Approved")
        10/22 <— I-130 and I-485 Approval notices received
        10/28 <— Green card#1 received
        11/07 <— Green card#2 received

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        • #5
          1. definitely not
          3. yes

          This is my personal opinion and is not to be construed as legal advice.

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          • #6
            Thanks newacct and others for your inputs.
            Sounds like proceeding with AOS is the best course of action.

            Per the age and health insurance requirements, it seems that elder immigrants with preexisting conditions can have problems and will have these factors weigh against them.

            Anyone had experience applying for parents in such situation. As their sponsor, I have a stable high paying job with robust income and can provide Affidavit of Support comfortably covering the requirements.

            But, how important is that parents have their own source of income (they are retired/unemployed now so this is not feasible!) or demonstrate substantial assets?

            Thanks for sharing your personal experiences.
            Last edited by verbose; 07-04-2020, 03:06 PM. Reason: Added more details
            USC filed AOS for parents on B2. I am not a lawyer.
            Timeline
            2020
            7/21 <— 2 sets of I-130/485/944/864/131/765/693 reached Chicago Lockbox
            8/4 <— Checks cashed
            8/5 <— I-797 SMS
            8/24 <— Biometrics completed
            10/19 <— I-485 ("New Card Is Being Produced")
            10/20 <— I-130 and I-485 ("Case Was Approved")
            10/22 <— I-130 and I-485 Approval notices received
            10/28 <— Green card#1 received
            11/07 <— Green card#2 received

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