Case Processing
WILL I HAVE ANY ISSUE ON REENTRY TO US IF I PREVIOUSLY RECEIVED A DENIAL LETTER ON MY MARRIAGE CASE BEFORE I FILE VAWA
hi guys i have a planned trip on May and i am travelling under approved AP. This is my first trip ever with AP, Im quite anxious because i have filed my vawa application 2 months before the 2 years standard limitation of filing after getting divorce so im worried that because of this record of overstaying, they will use this against me to get denied on reentry, especially i also had a history of overstaying 2 years before i get married in 2021. I also recieved a denial letter because my spouse withdrew our application prior to our scheduled USCIS marriage interview. i dont want to get you all confused with my story but i just want to ask if anybody here has experienced of travelling with AP under vawa while also have received denial letter in the past. I also never recieved a notice to appear, removal order or deportation letter. and i dont have online record of that as well base on my lawyer. its just a denial letter saying that they are denying me for the adjustment of status during that time. I came from abusive marriage and i only filed vawa 1 and half year after our divorce. As what im hearing from people who travelled with AP, there are some who also overstays but were able to comeback with no issue. I would totally appreciate any positive thoughts on this. Thank you in advance
case numbers for n400
So, prior to finding the lawfully app, I had installed Case Track. While I like the lawfully app much better, there was one interesting feature in the Case Track app. The app let's you search by Case numbers (in 500 increments). The idea is that by searching numbers before and after yours, you can figure out if numbers close to yours are being worked on based on their status. Or at least, this is what some people report to get out of that. But when I tried to do that with my IOE number, it seems that my number is out of sequence. The sequentially next 500 IDs after mine show Case filings as far back as 2021. I expected those Case filings all to be more recent than mine, but they are not.
Has anyone else figured out how to do meaningful analysis with that data?
I know I will have to wait quite some time, given that I have just submitted my application. But this gets more interesting as time goes by. E.g. if it seems that I am getting close to an interview, I may want to avoid scheduling non=refundable trips.
(Stamp Parolled until date) is for 1 year only but expiration is 5 years for advance parole
hi guys I have traveled 2024 September I have advance parole expiration for 5 years until 2029, and CPB officer 👮♂️ stamped paroled until 2025 September for 1 year, but I have advance parole for 5 year , can I travel after expiration date of stamped, because my advance parole will be valid till 2029 ?
