Legal Question in Immigration Law in Texas

No, you can't. You need to maintain lawful non-immigrant status in USA if you intened to remain in USA.

This approved I-130 doesn't give you right to stay in USA and wait for your priority date to become current (for many long years).

If you lose status or overstay, in the future when a priority date become current, you will not be able to adjust status based on the father's petition (provided that you are over 21, and your father is a permanent resident or even a US citizen).

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