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18th January 2007, 02:09 AM
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i am no expert but as far as i know leaving is always a bad idea...
before the interview, had you overstayed your visa and if yes u need to be careful...i think something less than 180 days overstay will result in 3 years ban (i am not sure though) if you overstayed more than 180 days i think it is 10 years. you might want to call uscis to make sure...
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18th January 2007, 02:56 AM
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Leaving won't be a problem. Although they take the I94 they generally don't notice if you don't have one.
However, if you have had your AOS rejected then you may be out of status which could make coming back much harder.
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Arrived in US on J1: 08/2000 Switched to H1B: 08/2003 Married to USC: 10/2003 H1B expires: 08/2004 Apply for AOS: 08/2004 Interview: 01/2005 4 I131 and 5 I765 issued to date Pending name check since 08/2004, 48 months and counting!
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18th January 2007, 07:44 PM
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Of course you can leave the US without your I94. You do not mention on what grounds it was rejected and whether you would like to appeal the decision. However, if you merely wish to return, just do so.
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Disclaimer: I may be a law student, but am not qualified to give professional legal advice. My general advice/opinion should not be construed as such.
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