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Hi everyone,
I'm new to this forum so bear with me.
I will try and make this question as simple as possible:
I have been in the U.S. from New Zealand since January 19, on an ESTA visa. Obviously since an ESTA is only valid for 3 months I have overstayed, HOWEVER, my husband (a U.S. citizen) and I got married on March 21st, and applied for AOS a week later. Now, we are expecting our first child, and my question to you is, am I lawfully present currently? Seeing as we're married and have filed the appropriate paperwork. I'm simply wondering due to having to get medical insurance soon.
Thanks in advance!
Cheers,
Jess Braisted
I'm new to this forum so bear with me.
I will try and make this question as simple as possible:
I have been in the U.S. from New Zealand since January 19, on an ESTA visa. Obviously since an ESTA is only valid for 3 months I have overstayed, HOWEVER, my husband (a U.S. citizen) and I got married on March 21st, and applied for AOS a week later. Now, we are expecting our first child, and my question to you is, am I lawfully present currently? Seeing as we're married and have filed the appropriate paperwork. I'm simply wondering due to having to get medical insurance soon.
Thanks in advance!
Cheers,
Jess Braisted
