DACA to AOS - Page 277

Is a there a comprehensive list of things we need to do to get the paper work ready? I was hoping the first post would have it, but it doesn't. I really don't want to go through 276 pages.

Haha. Many have been advocating to have a sticky with all the docs needed for AOS.
Take a look at the link below. It's from another site and I find the crowd on that site to be more responsive than people here. Good luck.

https://www.immihelp.com/forum/showt...ents-checklist

How do you know if you're grandfathered under 245i?

So it looks like I'm getting married with my USC lover.
My last entry was a legal entry but I've accrued illegal presence. I will file a 601 waiver through my dad who I support financially and emotionally.

I'm sure people have gone through this but what can I expect? Timelines?

Thanks!

https://www.shusterman.com/245ifrequ...skedquestions/
You may find timelines here.

If your last entry was a legal entry, then you do not need the 601 waiver for illegal presence, since you are adjusting via marriage to your us citizen spouse. You can just adjust with i485/i130. I'm almost 100% positive about that from everything I have read doing a lot of research, someone please chime in to agree or correct me if I am wrong.

Yeap. I came here legally, accrued illegal presence, did not have to file a waiver.

Hi guys, I recently got engaged to my long time USC girlfriend. I entered legally, and accrued 1.5 years of unlawful status before DACA.

We're planning a big wedding for next spring, but performing civil ceremony next month at the courthouse.

Are there any reasons to be worried if I submit for AOS right after the civil ceremony? Or would it raise suspicions?

I'd like to go out of the country for the honeymoon (next summer-ish), which is the reason why I want to file ASAP.

Do you have a prior removal order?

My fiancee and I will be doing the same next month. We're getting married at the courthouse and planning a a bigger wedding fall 2019. From what I hear, there should be no reason to worry going this route.