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  1. IlliChi
    Quick Update - I was able to travel to my home country for the holidays and came back with no issue and I was processed at the POE within 20mins. All they asked me for in secondary was to confirm my court date which I did and I was given a parole stamp. I had a nice conversation with them as well this time as they seemed to be more chill this time around. CBP advised someone in my case cannot be admitted as LPR at POE but instead is paroled in the country and can travel with no issue until the case is decided by the judge. Also advised no preliminary parole stamp is needed because no matter what I will be given one parole stamp at POE Valid for a year. That's about it for now, at least for the most part I have the peace of mind that even if the NTA is issued, a Conditional LPR can travel with just the I551.
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    I know that's what my attn considered at first, but he decided to go the Prosecutorial Discretion route through ICE directly also because no judge was assigned for a while and the system keeps switching it once one is assigned, it's a whole mess. So we are waiting on that PD answer first we may hear back soon we will see.
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    of course, the bond hearing was just so I could get the hell out of there by proving that you are not a threat to the society but also have a valid status in the US. So we informed the IJ we will address the real issue during the actual hearings, denied all allegations.
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    Yes indeed, The 3rd box from top to bottom was checked (You have been admitted but are removable). So at the time the NTA was issued I was definitely not treated an arriving alien, which is the first option on the NTA boxes.
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    Yes it was so wrong the way they proceeded. Pure abuse of power because regardless of our conversations and the fact that there was some cheatings involved it is not in their power to decide on a case. You should have seen the judge face the day of my bond hearing, he was baffled and asked more than 5 times why is this guy being detained because none of it made sense to him???? I am not an expert, hence I am here to hopefully understand other people's experience and maybe perspective but I assume you're right that in this case it doesn't matter because there is already a NTA pending and that regardless a LPR has to be allowed in the country (I know that's I want to hear but it is also factual).
  6. IlliChi
    For sure, it is definitely a good point. I haven't had a chance to touch base with him yet as he is on vacation. However, my understanding is that as long as you're a LPR you have the right to attend your court date regardless and there is no way you could be turned back, that doesn't mean that they can't give me a hard time at the POE though. Therefore if this trip wasn't really an emergency I definitely wouldn't go at all.
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    oh it was a violation under 237a1.. (I don't have the NTA here but I am positive it was one of those codes) where they alleged the marriage was entered in solely to gain green card and secondly the marriage is judicially annulled (Definitely not true either). They are basing on texts and some cheatings involved
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    Tell me about it. Wrong and illegal on so many levels. One of the initial thoughts from my attorney was that this treatment alone and the fact that they were being way outside of procedure was going to be is first argument to attempt to terminate this case. Technically, no matter what they believe about our relationship they should let USCIS adjudicate and upon denial (If it came to that) - Now it's the Court turn to take over but nope someone felt like god at the border and thought he's got absolute power and gave zero fucks about the procedure. Lol I would be lying if I said I wasn't intrigued a bit but .... Yup I will keep this community posted after my next trip and advise how it went.
  9. IlliChi
    When I was eventually admitted last year, I never saw that passport again when they released me as ICE probably seized it. It was expiring in few months anyway so I never bothered asking it back I just went to my embassy and did a new one. The I551 stamp that I got from USCIS says CR6 (Because my i751 is still pending and is not adjudicated yet) pending NTA Hearing May 2024. so I have a strong feeling that simply means If I beat the case in court or get a relief, EOIR will then order USCIS to adjudicate. Yes the I-94 specifically says paroled until (Same expiration date as my actual I551 Stamp which is odd). Purpose: NTA, the CBP guy said that should be good enough. I was only concerned if there is an issue of paroled vs admitted but didn't bother arguing with him about that either. In conclusion: To your point I think worst case there is a clear I551 Stamp in there as well clearly evidencing that I am an LPR and I have a pending court date along with the letter as evidence so as long as I meet every other residency rules (No crime, not staying outside more than 6months) I don't think there should be an issue overall.
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    Now that This officer gave me this paroled stamp on the I94 should I just get rid of it and just show my I551 Stamp? lol I was under the impression it doesn't matter which one it is (Paroled or Admitted) as long as your status remains the same once you are in
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    Very good questions Sir. This was odd as hell. My attorney at the time told me that this was pure abuse of power. It was a brief trip and it wasn't the first time I traveled and never had any issue except for secondary from times to times which always took about 10mins except for that day. What triggered the search supposedly is that I have an old Arrest record but with no criminal Charges as everything was dropped. Upon searching they found not enough convincing exchanges from my wife and I which of course is subject to interpretation by anyone who reads it. Yes it was a joint filing motion and we are still married but the marriage is not going well and we now live separately. To be clear, it has not been denied til this day. It is still under review by USCIS but CBP decided to they had enough evidence to refer me to court. The reason I spent that much time in custody was because there was a mandatory 10 days quarantine in there due to the pandemic (Long story).
  12. IlliChi
    I have a pending I751 since Nov 2019. Upon my return in the US on March 2021 after a trip abroad, I was questioned by CBP who searched through my electronic devices and concluded my marriage is not bona fide. I was issued a NTA with hearing date May 2024, they then sent me to ICE custody where I was bonded out after 15days. I was able to get the I-551 stamps (CR6 Category) since my release from custody and my current stamp is valid until July 2023 in my passport to be renewed next year. When I went to USCIS to get the latest stamp, I asked If I will be able to travel with it for a short trip abroad and they said yes because I am a LPR until Judge says otherwise, but also mentioned that just to be sure it will be best to go ask CBP in the next window next door in the same building. I went and asked a CBP officer and he said yes as long as I meet all the other residency requirements and no criminal record, which I don't, I should be fine upon my return. He then placed/stapled an additional I-94 Paroled Stamp card next to the original I551 Stamp for the same expiration date (July 2023) with "NTA" as the paroled purpose. He said when I go through secondary at the boarder showing the stamps, I should be fine. My Questions: 1) if I end up travelling and I am paroled during reentry, does it mean I lose my temporary LPR status if I am paroled in vs Admitted? 2) Would I still be able to get the I551 stamp next year while the removal case is still pending if USCIS sees I was paroled in? Anybody with a similar experience (under Removal proceedings and was able to travel using their stamp for reentry) please share any insight you may have. Much appreciated.
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