Los Angeles 1998

Thank you for correcting me ! I thought about this indeed and that would be even worse than being denied . Initially I was thinking that the chance of this happening were pretty low since my case has been moving slowly and the current estimate stands at 10 months. But I guess you can never really know for sure. Nonetheless I’m still on the fence , even though I’m more leaning towards not traveling to play it safe .

Hello , My case is as follow : We got married( my spouse is a USC) in September 2024, then filled for our I-130 and I-485 in November 2024. I was in the USA since March 2024 and my Visa ( B2) expired on September 2024, so I overstayed about 3 months. I’ve also worked for some time under the table until I got my EAD. USCIS is aware of this as I have stated it in the application. 2 weeks ago , I received my AP allowing me to travel , which I really want to do in order to see my family and celebrate our wedding back in Europe. I’m worried to travel because of the current administration as well as because of my past situation ( overstay and illegal work ). I don’t want to be denied entry , be sent back to my home country ( Switzerland ) and having to start all over again . I’d be crushed. What is your insight regarding my situation and has anyone experienced a similar experience or has traveled on AP and came back in the USA without any issues. Is it worth the risk ?