>>1392871
>Let's see. Visa expired during covid
And she made no effort before that to notify USCIS and get an extension - which they were giving out because of covid. Keep trying to ignore that part.

>they got married in 2021
After her shit expired.

>they started applying during that they started applying during that
So they claim, with an expired visa, which means they couldn't get a fucking green card even if they wanted to.
>You may request an extension of stay or change of status using Form I-539, Application to Extend/Change Nonimmigrant Status, or in the case of certain employment-based classifications, Form I-129, Petition for a Nonimmigrant Worker. If an unforeseen circumstance prevented your planned and timely departure, you may extend or change your status and provide an explanation for your failure to depart.
>If you do not apply for the extension or change of status before your authorized period of admission expires, we may excuse the delay if it was due to extraordinary circumstances beyond your control.

>yeah seems like it actually.
Yeah no. The correct action would have been to notify USCIS during covid and apply online.... Which, again, they were allowing. The fucking building never fully closed down either so if they had to do anything in person, at the very worst they would have to reschedule if they couldn't get a spot - and their effort to do so would've been recorded and not counted as unlawful presence.

Which she didn't do for four fucking years, so the whole thing is a waste of my time.

>Oh, and you still have no proof any of the people deported were even illegal
Just as you have no proof that they were. We've been over this. Your word is dogshit, back up your claim with some evidence or die in a fire.

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