Worried and scared... Abusive spouse threatening to call USCIS

[oat12 29]

9 minutes ago, arken said:

 

 If they schedule biometric appointment in less than 180 days from the day you departed, you won't have any issues at all. If you are coming for biometrics 9 months from now, you could run into issue at POE but could still enter US.

It seems like an impossible barrier for me to get over. Because I read that they are really taking their time with the processing of re entry permits and so I’m worried about being allowed to re enter. 
 

What do people do in situations where their permit hasn’t made any movement but the 6 month timeframe is creeping up?

[Family 3,556]

On 7/13/2022 at 2:48 PM, oat12 said:

On 7/13/2022 at 2:45 PM, Timona said:

 

Where did you change that address? Online AR-11 or POE?

I changed it both online and at POE. We were still having issues when I activated my green card so I changed my address at POE to the address I am staying at here

Not much you can do now as you already decided to leave . I was under the impression you were in the US a few days ago when you first posted. 

[oat12 29]

Just now, Family said:

Not much you can do now as you already decided to leave . I was under the impression you were in the US a few days ago when you first posted. 

I was in the US when I posted. I also filed my re entry permit the day before. 

I read a few posts on here where people left and returned for their biometrics. I assumed I could do the same. Would you suggest I just go back? I don't want CBP to assume I am abandoning my residence. 

[TBoneTX 43,430]

56 minutes ago, oat12 said:

Would you suggest I just go back? I don't want CBP to assume I am abandoning my residence. 

Whenever it is that you return (optimally within 180 days), bring the original Biometrics Appointment letter with you to show CBP..

 

Others here will discuss other potential factors.