Legal Question in Immigration Law in New York

These matters should be discussed in private with an attorney. Here, briefly, I can say, yes, you might be able to apply for adjustment of status and obtain a green card/residency even if married/applied after expiration of your I-94 card (admission on B2 visa). Both of you must be single or divorced, and able to remarry.

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Hi. Usually a person can apply and receive green card through marriage to a U.S. Citizen, even after person's status expired or a person is out of status. You should consult a lawyer to make sure you in fact will be able to apply, after knowing all of the relevant information pertaining to your case spesifically.

Hi,

Even if I-94 has expired, bona fide marriage to a U.S. citizen will allow for adjustment of status within the U.S. without paying a penalty fee. All sponsorship paperwork can be filed concurrently including petition for alien relative (to be signed by your spouse) and your adjustment of status application along with employment authorization application (both to be signed by yourself), among other paperwork such as affidavit of support, biographic questionnaire, etc.

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