I-485 got denied
Dec 1st 2006, 1:56 pm
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I-485 got denied
Our I-485 got denied while mom is outside of U.S. and is planning on
coming by a parole document issued to her based on the 485 petition.
Parole obviously doesn't expire until the end of the year I think.
Will she be able to come back to U.S>
coming by a parole document issued to her based on the 485 petition.
Parole obviously doesn't expire until the end of the year I think.
Will she be able to come back to U.S>
Dec 1st 2006, 2:37 pm
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Re: I-485 got denied
kosmonaft wrote on 12/01/06 18:56:
> Our I-485 got denied while mom is outside of U.S. and is planning on
> coming by a parole document issued to her based on the 485 petition.
> Parole obviously doesn't expire until the end of the year I think.
> Will she be able to come back to U.S>
No. All that stuff automatically becomes invalid when the I-485 is denied.
-Joe
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For reliable advice, consult a competent immigration attorney.
> Our I-485 got denied while mom is outside of U.S. and is planning on
> coming by a parole document issued to her based on the 485 petition.
> Parole obviously doesn't expire until the end of the year I think.
> Will she be able to come back to U.S>
No. All that stuff automatically becomes invalid when the I-485 is denied.
-Joe
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I am not a lawyer.
For reliable advice, consult a competent immigration attorney.
Dec 2nd 2006, 1:12 am
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Re: I-485 got denied
Is there a grace period or anything like that? This just doesn't make
any sense. If there is a risk that while your I-485 is pending and
once it gets denied, you can't come back, seems like it's a very
risky thing to do to travel on it. My dad had two I-140s pending and
both got denied just around Thanksgiving. My mom was supposed to come
back this Tuesday on her travel document. She's otherwise on O-3
status. If she were to go to the consulate to get that O-3 stamped in
her passport, would she need to present an original O-3, or a copy of
it? I'm afraid she didn't take the original with her.
Joe Feise wrote:
> kosmonaft wrote on 12/01/06 18:56:
> > Our I-485 got denied while mom is outside of U.S. and is planning on
> > coming by a parole document issued to her based on the 485 petition.
> > Parole obviously doesn't expire until the end of the year I think.
> > Will she be able to come back to U.S>
> No. All that stuff automatically becomes invalid when the I-485 is denied.
> -Joe
> --
> I am not a lawyer.
> For reliable advice, consult a competent immigration attorney.
any sense. If there is a risk that while your I-485 is pending and
once it gets denied, you can't come back, seems like it's a very
risky thing to do to travel on it. My dad had two I-140s pending and
both got denied just around Thanksgiving. My mom was supposed to come
back this Tuesday on her travel document. She's otherwise on O-3
status. If she were to go to the consulate to get that O-3 stamped in
her passport, would she need to present an original O-3, or a copy of
it? I'm afraid she didn't take the original with her.
Joe Feise wrote:
> kosmonaft wrote on 12/01/06 18:56:
> > Our I-485 got denied while mom is outside of U.S. and is planning on
> > coming by a parole document issued to her based on the 485 petition.
> > Parole obviously doesn't expire until the end of the year I think.
> > Will she be able to come back to U.S>
> No. All that stuff automatically becomes invalid when the I-485 is denied.
> -Joe
> --
> I am not a lawyer.
> For reliable advice, consult a competent immigration attorney.
Dec 2nd 2006, 2:40 am
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Re: I-485 got denied
kosmonaft wrote on 12/02/06 06:12:
> Is there a grace period or anything like that?
No.
> This just doesn't make
> any sense. If there is a risk that while your I-485 is pending and
> once it gets denied, you can't come back, seems like it's a very
> risky thing to do to travel on it.
Why would it be risky?
> My dad had two I-140s pending and
> both got denied just around Thanksgiving.
Denials don't happen out of the blue. If a case is solid, the risk for a denial
is very low.
Conclusion: the I-140s were flaky to begin with.
> My mom was supposed to come
> back this Tuesday on her travel document. She's otherwise on O-3
> status. If she were to go to the consulate to get that O-3 stamped in
> her passport, would she need to present an original O-3, or a copy of
> it? I'm afraid she didn't take the original with her.
I don't know, but she will need a visa to come back.
-Joe
--
I am not a lawyer.
For reliable advice, consult a competent immigration attorney.
> Is there a grace period or anything like that?
No.
> This just doesn't make
> any sense. If there is a risk that while your I-485 is pending and
> once it gets denied, you can't come back, seems like it's a very
> risky thing to do to travel on it.
Why would it be risky?
> My dad had two I-140s pending and
> both got denied just around Thanksgiving.
Denials don't happen out of the blue. If a case is solid, the risk for a denial
is very low.
Conclusion: the I-140s were flaky to begin with.
> My mom was supposed to come
> back this Tuesday on her travel document. She's otherwise on O-3
> status. If she were to go to the consulate to get that O-3 stamped in
> her passport, would she need to present an original O-3, or a copy of
> it? I'm afraid she didn't take the original with her.
I don't know, but she will need a visa to come back.
-Joe
--
I am not a lawyer.
For reliable advice, consult a competent immigration attorney.
Dec 2nd 2006, 4:07 am
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Re: I-485 got denied
Originally Posted by Kosmonaft
If there is a risk that while your I-485 is pending and
once it gets denied, you can't come back, seems like it's a very
risky thing to do to travel on it.
once it gets denied, you can't come back, seems like it's a very
risky thing to do to travel on it.
Rene
Dec 4th 2006, 5:31 am
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Re: I-485 got denied
kosmonaft wrote:
> Our I-485 got denied while mom is outside of U.S. and is planning on
> coming by a parole document issued to her based on the 485 petition.
> Parole obviously doesn't expire until the end of the year I think.
> Will she be able to come back to U.S>
I agree with Joe.
> Our I-485 got denied while mom is outside of U.S. and is planning on
> coming by a parole document issued to her based on the 485 petition.
> Parole obviously doesn't expire until the end of the year I think.
> Will she be able to come back to U.S>
I agree with Joe.
Dec 4th 2006, 6:42 am
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Re: I-485 got denied
She went to the American consulate today and they told her that she
can fly back by using her travel document... what's the deal?
[email protected] wrote:
> kosmonaft wrote:
> > Our I-485 got denied while mom is outside of U.S. and is planning on
> > coming by a parole document issued to her based on the 485 petition.
> > Parole obviously doesn't expire until the end of the year I think.
> > Will she be able to come back to U.S>
>
> I agree with Joe.
can fly back by using her travel document... what's the deal?
[email protected] wrote:
> kosmonaft wrote:
> > Our I-485 got denied while mom is outside of U.S. and is planning on
> > coming by a parole document issued to her based on the 485 petition.
> > Parole obviously doesn't expire until the end of the year I think.
> > Will she be able to come back to U.S>
>
> I agree with Joe.
