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Can I get advanced parole with i-130 pending?

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No, just file the big I-485 set with the a copy of receipt notice, I-797C formletter. That's it.

So everyone seems to agree that we should file I-485 ASAP.

If it is true that it is okay to file concurrent given our situation, I think this is what we will choose to do :))

I guess I have one last question, so originally we have a lawyer helping us on our case (not immigration lawyer). He sent and signed our i-130, is it fine if we choose to finish the process ourselves without him?

With VJs help i feel we can get through this better with more accurate informations than we've been given.

Thank you everyone on VJ again.

This has been a great experience on this forum so far :))

BEGINNINGS

12.16.2008 Kuku arrived in USA on F1

- matcha met Kuku some point at school winter qtr.

??.??.2009 matcha and Kuku start dating summer 09'

08.15.2009 Kuku gets his own apartment

09.12.2009 Matcha moves in with Kuku

07.01.2010 matcha and Kuku move to la together

09.15.2011 Kuku and matcha marry <3

AOS TIMELINE

05.23.2013 filed I-130

05.30.2013 NOA1 I-130

11.26.2013 filed AOS (attached I-797 for I-130, I-485, I-765)

12.05.2013 NOA1 (text/email)

12.13.2013 NOA1 (hard copy)

12.16.2013 Recieved biometrics appointment/letter

- I-130 moved to processing (text/email alert)

12.17.2013 Attempted biometrics walk-in FAIL.

12.27.2013 went to biometrics appointment @11am. smooth process, about 30-45m.

12.30.2013 TEXT AND EMAIL case updated. i-130 approved and instruction letter mailed!

01.02.2014 Hard copy i-130 approval/transfer notice

01.08.2014 Status changed to Testing & Inteview

02.05.2014 EMAIL NOA INTERVIEW DATE: 03.11.2014 ♡

02.06.2014 interview NOA repeat email/text (03.11.2014)

02.14.2014 text/email notice EAD Card/production

02.18.2014 text/email repeat notice EAD card/production

02.21.2014 text/email EAD mailed out directly to our address

02.26.2014 EAD DELIVERED IN MAIL

03.11.2014 INTERVIEW DAY 1:15PM APPROVED ON SPOT!! (Text/email GC in production)

03.17.2014 GC ARRIVED IN MAIL!!

THANK YOU EVERYONE ON VISA JOURNEY!!

This is such an amazing forum that really change lives.

Seriously cannot say enough thanks TTTTTTT

WE HAD THE MOST FANTASTIC EXPERIENCE WITH ONE OF THE BEST COMMUNITIES OUT THERE!!!

good luck to all future applicants!!

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jaycali
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If he came on an F-1 visa with D/S stamped/written on his I-94, he has not been "accumulating unlawful presence", and no bar would be triggered.. Unless ordered removed by an immigration judge. This s

Hypnos
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No, for reasons I stated above.For someone with an I-94 marked "D/S" only USCIS or an immigration judge can give a decision that makes the alien begin to accrue overstay; the college is neither of tho

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So everyone seems to agree that we should file I-485 ASAP.

If it is true that it is okay to file concurrent given our situation, I think this is what we will choose to do :))

I guess I have one last question, so originally we have a lawyer helping us on our case (not immigration lawyer). He sent and signed our i-130, is it fine if we choose to finish the process ourselves without him?

With VJs help i feel we can get through this better with more accurate informations than we've been given.

Thank you everyone on VJ again.

This has been a great experience on this forum so far :))

Yep, file I-485 now and attach a copy of your NOA1.

Unless your husband really does plan on going back to Japan, you can do this yourselves without a lawyer. It's a straightforward DIY process, and aside from extraordinary circumstances, nearly all answers can be found here on the forum.

Good luck!

 
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