Waiting for Name Check and Emergency Travel
Jan 16th 2005, 7:56 am
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Waiting for Name Check and Emergency Travel
I am american and my wife is from China, we passed our interview in
October and are waiting for the name check so she can get her Green
Card. In the meanwhile one of her relatives is very sick and my wife is
having anxiety over not seeing her loved one. We were interviewed in
Seattle. I have made contact with a senator's office in WA, but I am
not sure what else I can do. Any ideas? Or more details needed?
Thank you very much,
Patrick Rogers
October and are waiting for the name check so she can get her Green
Card. In the meanwhile one of her relatives is very sick and my wife is
having anxiety over not seeing her loved one. We were interviewed in
Seattle. I have made contact with a senator's office in WA, but I am
not sure what else I can do. Any ideas? Or more details needed?
Thank you very much,
Patrick Rogers
Jan 16th 2005, 8:07 am
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Re: Waiting for Name Check and Emergency Travel
"Seattlewaguy2004" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>I am american and my wife is from China, we passed our interview in
> October and are waiting for the name check so she can get her Green
> Card. In the meanwhile one of her relatives is very sick and my wife is
> having anxiety over not seeing her loved one. We were interviewed in
> Seattle. I have made contact with a senator's office in WA, but I am
> not sure what else I can do. Any ideas? Or more details needed?
> Thank you very much,
> Patrick Rogers
Do you have reasons to doubt that an Advance Parole could allow her to come
back to the US after visiting her sick relatives?
news:[email protected] oups.com...
>I am american and my wife is from China, we passed our interview in
> October and are waiting for the name check so she can get her Green
> Card. In the meanwhile one of her relatives is very sick and my wife is
> having anxiety over not seeing her loved one. We were interviewed in
> Seattle. I have made contact with a senator's office in WA, but I am
> not sure what else I can do. Any ideas? Or more details needed?
> Thank you very much,
> Patrick Rogers
Do you have reasons to doubt that an Advance Parole could allow her to come
back to the US after visiting her sick relatives?
Jan 16th 2005, 5:13 pm
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Re: Waiting for Name Check and Emergency Travel
My immigration Lawyer said she can not leave the US without the
greencard. I thought with advance parole waiting for adjustment of
status, you must remain in the country. Am I a wrong? Thanks for any
help.
greencard. I thought with advance parole waiting for adjustment of
status, you must remain in the country. Am I a wrong? Thanks for any
help.
Jan 19th 2005, 5:33 am
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Re: Waiting for Name Check and Emergency Travel
"Seattlewaguy2004" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> My immigration Lawyer said she can not leave the US without the
> greencard. I thought with advance parole waiting for adjustment of
> status, you must remain in the country. Am I a wrong? Thanks for any
> help.
With "advance parole waiting for adjustment of status," a person may travel
outside the U.S. and re-enter. The only exception is if your wife
overstayed her authorized temporary stay in the past, and a departure from
the U.S. would make her subject to the 3 or 10 year bar.
You should ask the attorney why he insists that your wife must not leave the
U.S. even with advance parole. If the answer is that the I-485 may be
approved while she is gone, there is a procedure for that.
news:[email protected] oups.com...
> My immigration Lawyer said she can not leave the US without the
> greencard. I thought with advance parole waiting for adjustment of
> status, you must remain in the country. Am I a wrong? Thanks for any
> help.
With "advance parole waiting for adjustment of status," a person may travel
outside the U.S. and re-enter. The only exception is if your wife
overstayed her authorized temporary stay in the past, and a departure from
the U.S. would make her subject to the 3 or 10 year bar.
You should ask the attorney why he insists that your wife must not leave the
U.S. even with advance parole. If the answer is that the I-485 may be
approved while she is gone, there is a procedure for that.
