Going back to my home country for the interview

[hsc1990]

My uncle petitioned my mother about 10 years ago and it is finally here. My mother and I are already in United States, too painful to mention that my mother brought me here illegally when I was very young. We consult a lawyer and he said that we need to go back to our home country for the interview. We wanted to go back for the interview, but we are afraid that I am going to get the 10 years ban. My questions are

1. Will I get the 10 years ban and how?
2. What are my chance of getting approve?
3. Should I take the risk?

 

[namecheckvictim]

You and your mother will both face the 10 year bar once you depart US.
No chance of getting approved.
Your only chance to get a GC without getting the 10 year bar is to adjust status in US as a IR of a US Citizen provided you have a legal entry into US.
If I were you, I will not take the chance of going to the interview as there is no hope of getting approved.

 

[Triple Citizen]

You both entered without inspection or did you overstay after being legally admitted?

My mother and I are already in United States, too painful to mention that my mother brought me here illegally when I was very young.

 

[TheRealCanadian]

.. and how old is the original poster?

 

[hsc1990]

I am 20

 

[TheRealCanadian]

You're both subject to the 10-year bar once you depart. When was your uncle's I-130 filed? Are you eligible for 245i?