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The stamp will still be valid until expiry.
Regardless of the scary denial letter, in law you remain a LPR until an immigration judge says otherwise (with a final order of removal) and you are entitled to a hearing with an immigration judge before that happens.
If you were denied last week it is highly unlikely an NTA has been issued already, and zero chance a hearing has been held in abstentia on that timescale. So you can relax..a bit. 
 
So, you are good to board and travel, and with a stamp you will have the customary slightly annoying but polite visit to secondary to verify your status once you land. 
I've done it myself many, many times with a stamp after denial... with the slight caveat that I've only travelled after refiling and having a new receipt number in the system.
I've never travelled after denial but before refiling. 
Now, in your situation, they should stamp you in as as normal (which would be stamped ARC or LPR), but what should happen, and what does happen may be different. Whether they do that or parole you in I'm honestly not sure. 
 
Please update us as as to what happens, as info for an entry under these circumstances is seriously lacking, and I can add it to my bible which will help many, many, others (including myself). 
 
 
 
You also need to go to the EOIR site HERE and stick your A# in and see if anything shows up. Please post back the results of this asap. 
 
 
Also, an I-751 denial has little to do with excess periods out of the US, and that is very odd if it was denied on that basis alone. That would be dealt with very differently. Can you post the exact wording of the denial letter (or a photo, redacted of course)?

Don’t do it. Adjustment is not possible , priority date not current as F 2 B or F 1 …and you will wreck your adult daughters visitor visa. 

Sometimes a little knowledge is a dangerous thing. 

Don’t do it. Adjustment is not possible , priority date not current as F 2 B or F 1 …and you will wreck your adult daughters visitor visa. 

Sometimes a little knowledge is a dangerous thing. 

Don’t do it. Adjustment is not possible , priority date not current as F 2 B or F 1 …and you will wreck your adult daughters visitor visa. 

Sometimes a little knowledge is a dangerous thing. 

Do a Cover Letter titled Supplemental Filing for I-129 F , list the enclosed evidence along with copy of receipt notice. Excellent odds to avoid RFE

Don’t do it. Adjustment is not possible , priority date not current as F 2 B or F 1 …and you will wreck your adult daughters visitor visa. 

Sometimes a little knowledge is a dangerous thing. 

Yep, as said above, she's not eligible to apply for adjustment of status. She must return to her home country and wait for her immigrant visa to be processed. 
 
Re: your original question, might be worth re-reading your previous thread - 
 

Don’t do it. Adjustment is not possible , priority date not current as F 2 B or F 1 …and you will wreck your adult daughters visitor visa. 

Sometimes a little knowledge is a dangerous thing. 

Don’t do it. Adjustment is not possible , priority date not current as F 2 B or F 1 …and you will wreck your adult daughters visitor visa. 

Sometimes a little knowledge is a dangerous thing. 

Don’t do it. Adjustment is not possible , priority date not current as F 2 B or F 1 …and you will wreck your adult daughters visitor visa. 

Sometimes a little knowledge is a dangerous thing. 

Do a Cover Letter titled Supplemental Filing for I-129 F , list the enclosed evidence along with copy of receipt notice. Excellent odds to avoid RFE

Hi everyone! I received my GC in the mail 13 days after approval and 3 days after card produced. 
The mail just showed in my mail box, i didn't received any tracking code from uscis neither from usps (i have informed delivery).
 
good luck to everyone who's still waiting🍀

Link to New York Transcripts released daily
 
https://ww2.nycourts.gov/press/index.shtml

You will have problems …even without the convictions rising to the equivalent of a US “ criminal threat”  and notwithstanding the short 4 month sentencing nor post conviction relief. 
‘I would even guess they could assert a Reason To Believe …xyz.  inadmissibility .
 
https://jnslp.com/2022/03/12/turning-us-vetting-capabilities-and-international-information-sharing-to-counter-foreign-white-supremacist-terror-threats/
 

https://newssafety.org/news/enhanced-criminal-law-protection-for-journalists-in-sweden-a-step-in-the-right-direction-3177/
“Threats and violence aimed at journalists is also targeting democracy and society as a whole, it is therefore a step in the right direction that the proposal suggests enhanced criminal law protection concerning these crimes”, says Cilla Benkö

 
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/u-s-rolls-out-visa-restriction-policy-on-people-who-misuse-spyware-to-target-journalists-activists
U.S. rolls out visa restriction policy on people who misuse spyware to target journalists, activists

You will have problems …even without the convictions rising to the equivalent of a US “ criminal threat”  and notwithstanding the short 4 month sentencing nor post conviction relief. 
‘I would even guess they could assert a Reason To Believe …xyz.  inadmissibility .
 
https://jnslp.com/2022/03/12/turning-us-vetting-capabilities-and-international-information-sharing-to-counter-foreign-white-supremacist-terror-threats/
 

https://newssafety.org/news/enhanced-criminal-law-protection-for-journalists-in-sweden-a-step-in-the-right-direction-3177/
“Threats and violence aimed at journalists is also targeting democracy and society as a whole, it is therefore a step in the right direction that the proposal suggests enhanced criminal law protection concerning these crimes”, says Cilla Benkö

 
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/u-s-rolls-out-visa-restriction-policy-on-people-who-misuse-spyware-to-target-journalists-activists
U.S. rolls out visa restriction policy on people who misuse spyware to target journalists, activists

You can have an immigration lawyer for any visa application, even a tourist visa. 
 
Any one of those crimes sound like they’d be enough to give you a potential problem in my layman’s opinion, but cross that bridge when you come to it if needed - if by any chance you do get selected then a lawyer will be able to tell you for sure. 

Put each case in a separate envelope then place both envelopes in one priority medium flat rate USPS box…most efficient way to ship
On box write w a sharpie Family of Two Do Not Separate. 
‘Keep a complete copy of filing

this has been a long term issue with cc payments, it's not new to fee incr to deliberately catch you out. Banks know if a charge is legit you can just call and  fix it, however uscis won't wait around for that to happen

Here's one from me:
Setting: Berlin, 1970s
A West Berlin man would ride his bicycle every afternoon into East Berlin. Every time he had a sack filled with sand sitting on the back of the bicycle.
When presenting himself for inspection at the border crossing the man would say that he's visiting his mother who lives in East Berlin, the guards suspecting the man of being a smuggler would pat him down, search his pockets, and empty the sack of sand and search its contents, but they couldn't find anything so they would admit him.
This process repeated every single day for years, each day the man and his belongings were searched but the guards couldn't find anything.
Many years later after the fall of the Berlin wall the man is sitting at a bar and drinking a beer. A former border guard saw him and approached him to ask
Guard: "Listen, the wall is gone, Germany is reunited, we all knew you were smuggling but we could never figure out what you were smuggling exactly, so please, tell me."
Man: "Bicycles"

Well banks will blow hot air ..for sure😂..but I see a big win for consumers..given the negative impact these rejection cause. 
I am not aware of any institutional scale scams faking USCIS security…plus the handful of banks/credit cos have had since 2015 to authenticate USCIS. 
They are a bit self interested since the no charge back provision…and immigrant consumers too vulnerable to make noise…let’s see

Thanks for that! 
 
one final question then regarding fees:
 
the mother has to pay I-130 ($675), I-485 ($1440), and I-765 fees ($260) for a total of $2375.
 
The daughter needs to pay for I-130($675) and I-485 ($950) for a total of  $1625.

You will need to pay the new increased fees. The previous filing will not preserve anything and will be treated as a rejection…
 
The problem with banks /credit cards rejecting payment has been significant….am wondering if consumers will unite for a class action lawsuit soon .

You will need to pay the new increased fees. The previous filing will not preserve anything and will be treated as a rejection…
 
The problem with banks /credit cards rejecting payment has been significant….am wondering if consumers will unite for a class action lawsuit soon .

You will need to pay the new increased fees. The previous filing will not preserve anything and will be treated as a rejection…
 
The problem with banks /credit cards rejecting payment has been significant….am wondering if consumers will unite for a class action lawsuit soon .

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! UPDATE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
AFTER DOZENS OF EMAILS AND CALLS TO MANY DIFFERENT OFFICES, USCIS, EMBASSY,  AND EVEN OUR STATE SENATORS
 
THANK TO GOD AND SOMEONE WHO TOUCHED HIS/HER HEART AND GAVE US A "HAND" ( WE DONT KNOW WHO HELPED US AFTER SO MANY EMAILS) 
 
WE GOT A CALL FRIDAY TO LET US KNOW THAT THE CASE WAS REVIEWED AND THE VISAS WERE APPROVED, NO EXPLANATION  AT ALL, JUST  TO SEND THE PASSPORTS TO THE EMBASSY IN JUAREZ
 
YESTERDAY THE STATUS CHANGED TO ISSUED AND 45 MINUTES AGO GOT THE EMAIL WITH THE DHL TRACKING
 
THANKS TO ALL!