Advance parole denied - wrong petition

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caman1

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Hello All,

My advance parole application was denied however i did receive my EAD approval in August.
The reason mentioned that my I-140 was denied which is true but that was a seperate petition. That petition was my primary petition but due to company financials , they denied the I-140 application. I did not appeal and left it there because I also have myself as a dependent on my wife's application.

Her I-140 was approved. We filed for I-1486, advance parole and EAD in july.
We received the receipts and EADs in August. Her advance parole is approved but mine was denied. Reason being because my I-140 was denied.

I am little confused about this. If this petition is a seperate petition and my wife has an approved I-140 with me as a dependent, shouldn;'t this be approved throug her application? why wre they checking with old petition?

Any advise here please?

Thanks
 
caman1 said:
Hello All,

My advance parole application was denied however i did receive my EAD approval in August.
The reason mentioned that my I-140 was denied which is true but that was a seperate petition. That petition was my primary petition but due to company financials , they denied the I-140 application. I did not appeal and left it there because I also have myself as a dependent on my wife's application.

Her I-140 was approved. We filed for I-1486, advance parole and EAD in july.
We received the receipts and EADs in August. Her advance parole is approved but mine was denied. Reason being because my I-140 was denied.

I am little confused about this. If this petition is a seperate petition and my wife has an approved I-140 with me as a dependent, shouldn;'t this be approved throug her application? why wre they checking with old petition?

Any advise here please?

Thanks
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1. Call then Customer service and talk to level 2 guys.
2. Go to Local office and explain the issue


Ask them reopen it. Send them your wife's approved I-140 and marriage certificate. Explain it clearly on the cover page.
 
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