It is super dangerous to travel to Mexico with an EAD / AP combo card, you could get re-entry denied, my lawyer claims that, is it true?

[mister_tn 5]

Traveling to Mexico and trying to get back to the U. S. with an EAD / AP could result in re-entry denial?

 

I'm paying my attorney to file I 485 and I 765 under c9p category by filing I 131, she warned me it doesn't worth it to leave the U.S. until my AOS gets resolved due to the current trump immigration climate, has anyone travel and got back with AP recently?

 

I came to the U.S. Legally wtih a TN Visa, overstayed and married an U.S. Citizen, I have a pending VAWA case that was received 40 days ago

[SalishSea 17,928]

5 minutes ago, mister_tn said:

Traveling to Mexico and trying to get back to the U. S. with an EAD / AP could result in re-entry denial?

 

I'm paying my attorney to file I 485 and I 765 under c9p category by filing I 131, she warned me it doesn't worth it to leave the U.S. until my AOS gets resolved due to the current trump immigration climate, has anyone travel and got back with AP recently?

 

I came to the U.S. Legally wtih a TN Visa, overstayed and married an U.S. Citizen, I have a pending VAWA case that was received 40 days ago

Normally I would say it is fine, legal, etc, but........does your lawyer cite specific cases of denials with valid AP? 

[Ben&Zian 4,398]

10 minutes ago, mister_tn said:

Traveling to Mexico and trying to get back to the U. S. with an EAD / AP could result in re-entry denial?

 

I'm paying my attorney to file I 485 and I 765 under c9p category by filing I 131, she warned me it doesn't worth it to leave the U.S. until my AOS gets resolved due to the current trump immigration climate, has anyone travel and got back with AP recently?

 

I came to the U.S. Legally wtih a TN Visa, overstayed and married an U.S. Citizen, I have a pending VAWA case that was received 40 days ago

 

Only US citizens are guaranteed entry to the US. So could you get denied? Sure, but unlikely.

 

That being said, as long as you have legal AP, you shouldn't have any issues. 

 

Your attorney sounds like they are spewing fear with the whole "Trump immigration climate".... AP has been the same for a long, long time.  So I would ignore that rambling honestly.

 

That being said, it's up to you if you choose to travel or not.

Edited April 9, 2019 by Ben&Zian

[ineedadisplayname 501]

Maybe because of VAWA? Not sure what is the processing time there, but if they deny it and you are in Mexico my assumption is that you can't come back. Any thoughts on that?

[mister_tn 5]

1 hour ago, Ben&Zian said:

 

Only US citizens are guaranteed entry to the US. So could you get denied? Sure, but unlikely.

 

That being said, as long as you have legal AP, you shouldn't have any issues. 

 

Your attorney sounds like they are spewing fear with the whole "Trump immigration climate".... AP has been the same for a long, long time.  So I would ignore that rambling honestly.

 

That being said, it's up to you if you choose to travel or not.

The concerns come from somewhere, people have been denied re-entry with AP. But I get your point, thanks.

[geowrian 22,337]

Can you provide some examples of such people denied with a valid AP document? I have yet to see one.

 

The biggest risk is if AOS is denied while abroad. Denied AOS = Revoked AP.

[bestluck 71]

17 minutes ago, mister_tn said:

The concerns come from somewhere, people have been denied re-entry with AP. But I get your point, thanks.

My case is different them yours , but Every year i visit Mexico last visit was 2018 and they hold me in airport for no reason , them let me go i got green card and was stay in Mexico 2 weeks 

[Falcon Cara 378]

With your past history of overstaying and having a VAWA case pending, I wouldn't travel outside of USA until it is completed.