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Hi there,
I am new to this forum, so I hope I have posted in the correct area.
First, some history:
I arrived in the states as a non-immigrant (B2 visa) visitor in February. I married a US Citizen in May. I filed for adjustment of status, along with advance parole, in June. I received receipts for both at the end of June.
My original return (to the UK) flight was scheduled for August 16th, but my advance parole had not been granted in time, so I missed the flight. As of August 19th, I would be considered to have overstayed my 180 day allowance.
I have just been notified that my scheduled AOS interview is at the end of September, and I have also been granted advance parole. If I were to leave with my advance parole document next week, and return before my interview, would I be denied re-entry at border control seeing as I would have previously "overstayed," or does my pending i-485 application mean that I am no longer classed as having "overstayed?"
Many thanks for your help!
David
I am new to this forum, so I hope I have posted in the correct area.
First, some history:
I arrived in the states as a non-immigrant (B2 visa) visitor in February. I married a US Citizen in May. I filed for adjustment of status, along with advance parole, in June. I received receipts for both at the end of June.
My original return (to the UK) flight was scheduled for August 16th, but my advance parole had not been granted in time, so I missed the flight. As of August 19th, I would be considered to have overstayed my 180 day allowance.
I have just been notified that my scheduled AOS interview is at the end of September, and I have also been granted advance parole. If I were to leave with my advance parole document next week, and return before my interview, would I be denied re-entry at border control seeing as I would have previously "overstayed," or does my pending i-485 application mean that I am no longer classed as having "overstayed?"
Many thanks for your help!
David
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