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Advanced Parole and CBP and long unlawful presence

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Crazy Cat Grand Master

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1 minute ago, Boiler said:

I remember many years ago, before these court cases, there would be many threads on here where people could apply and get AP and then found out they could not get back in. Sort of like those leaving after having entered on a K1 and not obtained AP at all. If you applied for it and qualified you were issued it, they do not check or have any concern if you should or should not use it.

 

I did use AP but I know there is a legal view that you are silly do so, apart from anything else you are paroled in not admitted.

Interesting....I didn't know that....

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little immigrant Proficient

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3 hours ago, Paula111 said:

Thank you! Five years is the longest I heard until now

Since overstay is forgiven for spouses of USCs it shouldn't matter how many years. In my husband's case we were sent to secondary inspection (that's normal) and after a short while we were told we're good to go. That's it. No questions asked.

 

In our case we went to visit family because my husband hadn't seen his family for a long time and as soon as we had AP and the money we went. I can tell you I was nervous and I certainly didn't like the thought of him not being let back in. But all went well. And he received his Green Card in the beginning of this year 😊

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