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IlliChi

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    IlliChi got a reaction from Chancy in I551 Stamp Travel in Removal Proceedings   
    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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    IlliChi got a reaction from Family in I551 Stamp Travel in Removal Proceedings   
    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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    IlliChi got a reaction from Mike E in I551 Stamp Travel in Removal Proceedings   
    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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    IlliChi got a reaction from Mike E in I551 Stamp Travel in Removal Proceedings   
    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). 
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    IlliChi got a reaction from Mike E in I551 Stamp Travel in Removal Proceedings   
    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). 
     
     
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