Paula111

4 minutes ago, geowrian said:

The unlawful presence would not be an issue as the immediate relative of a USC with a pending I-485. That is something that they would have considered in determining if the I-485 was (at least at face value) properly filed and I-131 subsequently approved.

 

The bar is only incurred upon "departure" from the US. Matter of Arrabally went a lot into what is classified as a "departure", but the long and short of it is that the BIA determined that one does not become inadmissible due to unlawful presence for a trip taken while in possession of a valid AP document.

Thank you so much!

6 minutes ago, geowrian said:

Matter of Arrabally would prevent the leaving of the US (with a valid AP document) from incurring a bar due to unlawful presence.

Thank you I read that pdf too. Sounds great!

Hi I was granted advanced parole travel document after I filed for adjustment of status throu marriage, many years after I overstayed my old J1 visa, I think more than 10 (no 2 years rule).

I must now urgently travel home to cure a rare disease that has no treatment in the US. While my I 485 is pending.

My question is will I experience complications at the port of entry when back?

I already know of the 3/10 years bar could be possible, but does it actually ever happen? 

I need real people experiences please