After marrying in the U.S.. How long after can I see My family?

[Solwalt 2]

Hello Friends of Visa Journey,

I Have a question:

_ After being married in the U.S.. What is the time allowed by immigration, to return my country of birth and visit my family?

Note: I am asking this because it seems it is necessary to stay in the U.S. during time, but how much would this time????

[Anh map 2,098]

You can leave any time. It's reentering the US that may be a problem. You would need to obtain advance parole or your green card in order reenter the US. You apply for both the advance parole after you have married.

Do some reading in the VJ guides (especially the Adjustment of Status section) to learn more.

[Solwalt 2]

Thank You for the Information. Great. Hugs Sol

You can leave any time. It's reentering the US that may be a problem. You would need to obtain advance parole or your green card in order reenter the US. You apply for both the advance parole after you have married.

Do some reading in the VJ guides (especially the Adjustment of Status section) to learn more.

[Louie & Emily 0]

Good luck to you Sol, I am happy to read you are now stateside. I hope your AOS and green card come swiftly. We wish you the best.

Aloha

-Lou Em-

[milimelo 4,477]

Moving to AOS from family based visa.

[Bryan and Isabel 29]

Very good information

[ceadsearc 516]

Assuming you file for AOS right away and don't allow your status to lapse, you need to wait until you receive Advanced Parole. Occasionally your green card will be processed quicker and you'll end up getting that prior to AP. In general, you're looking at a 2-3 month wait.

[Solwalt 2]

Wowww..Thank Very Much for Information. Sol

Assuming you file for AOS right away and don't allow your status to lapse, you need to wait until you receive Advanced Parole. Occasionally your green card will be processed quicker and you'll end up getting that prior to AP. In general, you're looking at a 2-3 month wait.