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Traveling with AP with AOS still pending. Will I be subject to any bars?

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Hi!

My AP and employment authorization were approved and so my husband and I were thinking of traveling to my home country to celebrate our wedding with my family since they couldn`t come here for personal problems. Traveling with an AP in the middle of my AOS scares me and I`m worried I might be subject to an immigration bar. For what I read, the bar is only lifted if you stay out of status for more than 180 days. Assuming that the time I`m waiting for my AOS to be finalized isn`t a time in which i would be considered out of status, I wouldn`t have anything to be worried about. Yet, I worry hehehe. Hopefully, someone can reassure me or just tell me to wait and celebrate later :D. Here is my timeline:

02/24: got married :D !

03/04: expiration date of my I-94

03/16: USCIS received my application for AOS

As you guys can see, I was out of status for about 12 days. Should I have any problems coming back to the US ?

Thank you,

Nathalia

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Hi!

My AP and employment authorization were approved and so my husband and I were thinking of traveling to my home country to celebrate our wedding with my family since they couldn`t come here for personal problems. Traveling with an AP in the middle of my AOS scares me and I`m worried I might be subject to an immigration bar. For what I read, the bar is only lifted if you stay out of status for more than 180 days. Assuming that the time I`m waiting for my AOS to be finalized isn`t a time in which i would be considered out of status, I wouldn`t have anything to be worried about. Yet, I worry hehehe. Hopefully, someone can reassure me or just tell me to wait and celebrate later :D. Here is my timeline:

02/24: got married :D !

03/04: expiration date of my I-94

03/16: USCIS received my application for AOS

As you guys can see, I was out of status for about 12 days. Should I have any problems coming back to the US ?

Thank you,

Nathalia

You are good to go...have a nice time!

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