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The lady you read about, is in a different situation as you, she came here illegally and was suppose to get a i601 A waiver before she left the country..She didn't get that and that's why she couldn't returned..And your case, i believe you still need a i601a..

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3 minutes ago, Future Us Citizen said:

Hey luv...why didn't you just adjust your status here in the Usa? You was qualified for that..Im in similar situation

Did you enter the US with B-2 visa as a child? When did that I-94 expire? Was there a gap until something else (i.e. DACA or TPS) was granted? If there was a gap then the "Failure to Continuously Maintain Lawful Immigration Status" adjustment bar applies: https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-7-part-b-chapter-4 "An applicant who has ever been out of lawful status at any time since any entry."

6 minutes ago, Future Us Citizen said:

i believe you just need to get a travel document.

The aforementioned adjustment bar would still apply.

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I'm in similar situation, -was going to do consulate processing and had to get an i601a, then I change my mind and did adjustment of status..I was scared also and didn't want to go back..I believe adjustment of status would have put you at ease..Btw, I came illegally ...But God is good 🙏 Hopefully your lawyer don't put you in a wrong path

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5 minutes ago, Future Us Citizen said:

Btw, I came illegally

To adjust through INA 245(a) being “Inspected and Admitted” or “Inspected and Paroled” is a strict requirement. https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-7-part-b-chapter-2 Are you adjusting through a completely different section of the INA?

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1 minute ago, HRQX said:

To adjust through INA 245(a) being “Inspected and Admitted” or “Inspected and Paroled” is a strict requirement. https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-7-part-b-chapter-2 Are you adjusting through a completely different section of the INA?

Yessss lug(dancing)..God is good 🙏🙏🥰🥰...Edit- sorry I didn't see the question.lol...I was to happy reading the top...But yes luv I fall under that INA 🙏

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
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~~Hijack post and replies split to their own thread. Please do not post questions for your own case in other members threads. It causes confusion to the thread.~~

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16 minutes ago, Ontarkie said:

It causes confusion to the thread.~~

TBH still very confused since the USCIS PM is explicitly clear about the INA 245(a) requirements

 

But cases do slip through the initial checks and then are Denied at the interview:

(in the above linked case an EAD and SSN were even issued despite not being eligible to AOS)

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1 hour ago, Future Us Citizen said:

Yessss lug(dancing)..God is good 🙏🙏🥰🥰...Edit- sorry I didn't see the question.lol...I was to happy reading the top...But yes luv I fall under that INA 🙏

I don’t understand how you fall under that INA if you came illegally? Illegally = entered without inspection, yes? 
 

1 hour ago, Future Us Citizen said:

Btw, I came illegally ...

 

1 hour ago, HRQX said:

To adjust through INA 245(a) being “Inspected and Admitted” or “Inspected and Paroled” is a strict requirement. https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-7-part-b-chapter-2 Are you adjusting through a completely different section of the INA?


Just going by what is posted above, I don’t know what was in the other threads 

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