Legal Question in Immigration Law in California

My LPR Father filed I 130 for me on June 19-2015,I 130 was approved on June 19 2015. NVC asked for other documents which we submitted on time. Currently i am waiting for my interview date. Now the situation is that i arrived on b2 visa in feb 2014 and filed I 539 extension which was approved till Oct 2015. Currently i am in USA technically without any legal status. My question is if my NVC interview is scheduled in home country and i go back to home country after i had overstayed, will it be a problem to get the adjustment of status approval.


Asked on 1/17/16, 5:12 pm

3 Answers from Attorneys
Marlene Hemmings Marlene Hemmings, Attorney at Law

If you accrue 180 days or more of unlawful presence, then you face a bar to re-entry. You need to calculate the number of days between the date your B-2 extension expired & today. I suggest you leave the U.S. asap, as each day you accrue unlawful presence, you hurt your potential for immigrating lawfully (with the exception of marrying a U.S. citizen).

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Answered on 1/18/16, 8:09 am
Charles Medina Law Office of Charles Medina

You might be inadmissible under the 3/10 years bar rule. We suggest you to consult with an immigration attorney to discuss your options ASAP.

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Answered on 1/18/16, 9:48 am
Rahul Manchanda, Esq. Manchanda Law Office PLLC

Please call me at (800) 750-1828. Kind regards, RDM

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Answered on 2/12/16, 11:17 pm


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