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EAD/AP overstayed 7 months is it safe to go out of the US?
Hi,
I have EAD/AP I married a US citizen, I enter to the United States with a B1/Tourist Visa, We married on September 7 just one month before my 6 month lawful stay, then we Applied on October 6, then I overstay 7 month and then on April I receive my EAD/AP, we are planning to go to Mexico on the next November and then on December 2019, is is safe to go and come back with my advanced parole even that I overstayed for 7 months after my 6 month permit on B1 tourist visa?
So my question is if I overstayed 7 months before I got my EAD/AP is it safe to go out of the country and come back with any problems?
Thank you!
I have EAD/AP I married a US citizen, I enter to the United States with a B1/Tourist Visa, We married on September 7 just one month before my 6 month lawful stay, then we Applied on October 6, then I overstay 7 month and then on April I receive my EAD/AP, we are planning to go to Mexico on the next November and then on December 2019, is is safe to go and come back with my advanced parole even that I overstayed for 7 months after my 6 month permit on B1 tourist visa?
So my question is if I overstayed 7 months before I got my EAD/AP is it safe to go out of the country and come back with any problems?
Thank you!
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Need help please advice
Hi,
I'm an American citizen but my dad has a pending status for some time now. He has used AP twice before to go back to India for weddings. But last year he left abruptly due to the death of his family member without an AP. It had been more than a year he's been out of US and now I'm pregnant with my first baby after 10 years of being married and I want him to be here in the US for my baby's delivery. It would mean the world to me and him. Is there anyway that I could apply for an AP while he's outside the us? Please guide me. Have any of you deal with something similar?
Thank you in advance,
Awaiting your response
Sauna
I'm an American citizen but my dad has a pending status for some time now. He has used AP twice before to go back to India for weddings. But last year he left abruptly due to the death of his family member without an AP. It had been more than a year he's been out of US and now I'm pregnant with my first baby after 10 years of being married and I want him to be here in the US for my baby's delivery. It would mean the world to me and him. Is there anyway that I could apply for an AP while he's outside the us? Please guide me. Have any of you deal with something similar?
Thank you in advance,
Awaiting your response
Sauna
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Travel with advance Perol
Hi everybody, I want to share my experience with combo card.
I wen To Brazil, last month October, I spend 10 days there, when I come back
It was pretty simple, on window the officer just asked me what is the reason for my trip and then I went to the room, they didn’t ask me anything and less of 5min I was good to go!
So don’t be scared go see your family, enjoy your trip and come back safe!
I can’t wait to my next trip!
I wen To Brazil, last month October, I spend 10 days there, when I come back
It was pretty simple, on window the officer just asked me what is the reason for my trip and then I went to the room, they didn’t ask me anything and less of 5min I was good to go!
So don’t be scared go see your family, enjoy your trip and come back safe!
I can’t wait to my next trip!
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EAD/Parole denied
I have been at 6 lawyers. Each one says something different.
I overstayed my J1 visa for 8 years. I got EAD/advance parole in July. We are taking trip to Europe in November, because my mom is sick for long time. I am very confused with words "admitted" and "paroled". I was admitted based on my J1. I will be paroled based on AP. What if my application for GC will be denied after returning back to US lets say next year. Since I have been paroled will that mean immediate removal? Does it even make difference if it is denied if I was paroled or admitted?
1 lawyer just mixed me up so much and now I dont know if I harm myself and family if i take trip just in case my GC will be denied (family based, not spouse so who knows).
Anyone has same experience or is here anyone whose GC were denied? What happened then?
I overstayed my J1 visa for 8 years. I got EAD/advance parole in July. We are taking trip to Europe in November, because my mom is sick for long time. I am very confused with words "admitted" and "paroled". I was admitted based on my J1. I will be paroled based on AP. What if my application for GC will be denied after returning back to US lets say next year. Since I have been paroled will that mean immediate removal? Does it even make difference if it is denied if I was paroled or admitted?
1 lawyer just mixed me up so much and now I dont know if I harm myself and family if i take trip just in case my GC will be denied (family based, not spouse so who knows).
Anyone has same experience or is here anyone whose GC were denied? What happened then?
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EAD WITH ADVANCE PAROLE
Hi, hope everyone is doing well. I am confused and want to make sure about something. I am actually getting married in India. My grandpa came to USA 1 and half years ago and he applied for I485 adjustment of status. He recived a EAD card with advance parole and still haven't received the PR card. So if goes and attend my wedding will he be able to come back to US. He is going for few days only. Please reply me ASAP. Thank you!! :)
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Travel with Advance Parole
Hi everyone,
I live in NYC. Filed I-485, I-130, I-765, and I-131 together on 5/10/2019. Marriage based.
Biometric Appt 6/10/2019
Background Check 6/11/2019
Case is ready for scheduling an interview 7/24/2019
I-765 EAD card is being produced 9/19/2019
Question 1: I am traveling out of the country on 10/3/2019. Will I be able to receive the EAD card by then?
Question 2: My I-131 AP status is still "case is received". Will I be able to receive a combo card?
Question 3: My last name changed after the marriage. I have my old last number on my passport and new last name on my application. I bought the flight tickets using my passport. Do I just need to bring my marriage license to prove it?
Question 4: Also, my new last name has a "-" but it seems USCIS couldn't put "-" in so my receipt shows no "-". Will that be a problem?
Anyone has similar experience like this? Please help! Thank you in advance!
I live in NYC. Filed I-485, I-130, I-765, and I-131 together on 5/10/2019. Marriage based.
Biometric Appt 6/10/2019
Background Check 6/11/2019
Case is ready for scheduling an interview 7/24/2019
I-765 EAD card is being produced 9/19/2019
Question 1: I am traveling out of the country on 10/3/2019. Will I be able to receive the EAD card by then?
Question 2: My I-131 AP status is still "case is received". Will I be able to receive a combo card?
Question 3: My last name changed after the marriage. I have my old last number on my passport and new last name on my application. I bought the flight tickets using my passport. Do I just need to bring my marriage license to prove it?
Question 4: Also, my new last name has a "-" but it seems USCIS couldn't put "-" in so my receipt shows no "-". Will that be a problem?
Anyone has similar experience like this? Please help! Thank you in advance!
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USE YOUR ADAVANCE PAROLE VISA
Go ahead and use your advanced parole visa. I just came back from a vacation in the Philippines. Do not over think. You were approved that means you can use it and be able to come back. The unlawful presence is already addressed by your parole visa.
There were only three questions for me:
At the window (1st inspection) : 1. How long did you stay in the Philippines?
2. Did you bring in food?
At the big room: (2nd inspection): 3. What is your address here in the US?
P.S. I overstayed for 10 years. I got married March 2017. Submitted application August 2017. Interviewed March 2019. Traveled using parole for 2 weeks. Just came back this last weekend.
I am sharing my experience in these forums because I owe it to the people who put their positive experiences here as well. God bless.
There were only three questions for me:
At the window (1st inspection) : 1. How long did you stay in the Philippines?
2. Did you bring in food?
At the big room: (2nd inspection): 3. What is your address here in the US?
P.S. I overstayed for 10 years. I got married March 2017. Submitted application August 2017. Interviewed March 2019. Traveled using parole for 2 weeks. Just came back this last weekend.
I am sharing my experience in these forums because I owe it to the people who put their positive experiences here as well. God bless.
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More updates! Miami NBC March filer
Hey Everyone !!!
I got some more good news. Also with a question, I don’t see the interview date on the site. How would I know the date for interview ?
New Update
*Tuesday Sept 10, 2019
-Letter of EAD & AP approval delivered
-Card was picked up by USPS with tracking number (to be delivered on Sept 12)
*Wednesday Sept 11, 2019
-Interview was scheduled
Priory Date: March 25, 2019
Biometrics Request: April 5, 2019
Biometrics completed: April 23, 2019
Ready for Schedule interview: April 26, 2019
Approval of EAD (i175): Thursday, September 5 2019
Advance parole (i131)-Thursday, September 5 2019
My office is NBC
Marriage based
I live in Miami
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Processing order
Today, my wife and I went to an InfoPass appointment in Milwaukee, WI.
The person in the counter who that talked to us, said that our inquires about the long processing time on the I-131 (and also the I-765) was due to the fact that they had to process our I-130 first, before even starting with the I-131 (and the I-765). And, since the processing time for the I-130 is 12 to 15.5 months (we filed in Jan 2, 2019), I shouldn't expect to receive my work permit for the next 10 months.
Is that true? Are the I-131 and the I-765 really "frozen" until they're done with the I-130?
We filed the I-485, I-130, I-131, I-765 together.
The person in the counter who that talked to us, said that our inquires about the long processing time on the I-131 (and also the I-765) was due to the fact that they had to process our I-130 first, before even starting with the I-131 (and the I-765). And, since the processing time for the I-130 is 12 to 15.5 months (we filed in Jan 2, 2019), I shouldn't expect to receive my work permit for the next 10 months.
Is that true? Are the I-131 and the I-765 really "frozen" until they're done with the I-130?
We filed the I-485, I-130, I-131, I-765 together.
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Combo Card
I would like to share my experience, I traveled to Brazil with a combo card and my return was very smooth, my lawyer had already instructed me that on arrival I would go to the second inspection, just by security protocol, took about 20 min, without many questions and soon I was good to go!
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