My turn RD 7/23/01, ND 9/6/01, FP 4/28/02, AD 6/20/02
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another_wish
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ganeshsri - Congrats.....
Please update Immitracker. Thanks
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Please update Immitracker. Thanks
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bepositive
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congrats ganeshri! Please give details about your conversation with IIO.
Case approved help need please !
Both me and my wifes cases were approved on 21st June , but my wife went to india On April 23rd , her return ticket is for July 6th , she has Advance parole with her ? what will happen to her GC status ? if she enters USA using AP ? how can i proceed further ? any help is great .
Both me and my wifes cases were approved on 21st June , but my wife went to india On April 23rd , her return ticket is for July 6th , she has Advance parole with her ? what will happen to her GC status ? if she enters USA using AP ? how can i proceed further ? any help is great .
longway2g0
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If a person is not in the US when the adjustment application if adjudicated (gets approved), she/he should inform the immigration officer at the port of entry and seek deferred inspection. Preferably, the person should have a copy of the approval notice. Deferred inspection simply means that the officer will allow the alien to complete stamping and then admit her/him as a permanent resident. If a person were to use non-immigrant status (for example H-1B or H-4), then this status could invalidate the permanent resident status as it happened later in time.
If the I-485 is not approved when she enters the US: She shouldn\'t enter the US using her H4 visa if the visa stamp is expired. Using AP would not be a problem if the case has not been approved.
I hope this will help you.
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If a person is not in the US when the adjustment application if adjudicated (gets approved), she/he should inform the immigration officer at the port of entry and seek deferred inspection. Preferably, the person should have a copy of the approval notice. Deferred inspection simply means that the officer will allow the alien to complete stamping and then admit her/him as a permanent resident. If a person were to use non-immigrant status (for example H-1B or H-4), then this status could invalidate the permanent resident status as it happened later in time.
If the I-485 is not approved when she enters the US: She shouldn\'t enter the US using her H4 visa if the visa stamp is expired. Using AP would not be a problem if the case has not been approved.
I hope this will help you.
v.
longway2g0
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If a person is not in the US when the adjustment application if adjudicated (gets approved), she/he should inform the immigration officer at the port of entry and seek deferred inspection. Preferably, the person should have a copy of the approval notice. Deferred inspection simply means that the officer will allow the alien to complete stamping and then admit her/him as a permanent resident. If a person were to use non-immigrant status (for example H-1B or H-4), then this status could invalidate the permanent resident status as it happened later in time.
I hope this will help you.
If a person is not in the US when the adjustment application if adjudicated (gets approved), she/he should inform the immigration officer at the port of entry and seek deferred inspection. Preferably, the person should have a copy of the approval notice. Deferred inspection simply means that the officer will allow the alien to complete stamping and then admit her/him as a permanent resident. If a person were to use non-immigrant status (for example H-1B or H-4), then this status could invalidate the permanent resident status as it happened later in time.
I hope this will help you.