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Seekingadvice   0

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Hi! I came on a j-1 visa which expired in august 25, 2008. We got married in June 13, 2008 and files AOS Aug 8, 2008. I got my AP document and I am going home. I am hesitant with this AP doucment. I do not understand if I should use my expired J-1 visa when returning? I alsoo have a valid tourist visa... what visa houls I show? Is it usual for people adjusting status to get denied their entry into the USA?? What really happens if they deny your entry??

Please any help would be really appreciated!!!

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Nether visa is being used for re-entry, the AP document is for re-entry.

The J-Visa is expired son is not being used, and you are pending AOS so are not considered to be a tourist.

The only reason they would deny entry is if you did something that makes you inadmissible.

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Hi YuandDan! What could make me inadmissible?? I am just trying to understand everything before I leave. What could be the reasons for them finding me inadmissible??

Thanks again for all your help!!

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holding a gun in ur hand when u re entry lol

dont be worried ...you have ur AP and u will be fine...dont forget ur marriage certificat if ur name on the passport is still ur maiden name

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lol!!! Thanks for the reply! I will remeber to bring all my doucuments.. I read somewhere that you should recieve 3 copies of the AP document, however I only recieved 2... is this normal??

THANKS AGAIN!!

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The only thing that comes to mind in your case is that you were on a J visa here before, did that carry a 2-year home residence requirement?

Hi YuandDan! What could make me inadmissible?? I am just trying to understand everything before I leave. What could be the reasons for them finding me inadmissible??

Thanks again for all your help!!

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The only thing that comes to mind in your case is that you were on a J visa here before, did that carry a 2-year home residence requirement?

Hi YuandDan! What could make me inadmissible?? I am just trying to understand everything before I leave. What could be the reasons for them finding me inadmissible??

Thanks again for all your help!!

Hey yandresyuk!! My j1 visa did have the 2 year home residency requirment, however I got a No Objection letter from my home ountry... Will this affect my re entry in any way??

THanks!!!

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