Legal Question in Immigration Law in North Carolina
I came to the US twice as a J-1 exchange student(not subject to the two year condition rule) and met a wonderful man whom I married in october 2009.The marriage took place before my i-94 expired however I have overstayed for about 3 months now since it took us some time to fill out all of the forms,gather the documents etc.We were told that since he is petitioning for me as an immediate relative I-130 that I am eligible to file form I-485 even though I have overstayed.I would appreciate your feedback.Thank you
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Yes, if you are not subject to J-1 2-year foreign residence requirement, you can file the I-485 concurrently with your husband's petition I-130, plus some other applications, provided that you have all necessary evidence and documents ready, and he can sponsor you.
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