Hi, I am new to the VISA issues. Here is our situation:
1. she obtained the B2 visa in August. she has never entered the U.S.
2. I (an LPR) went back to China few couple of weeks ago and we got married.
3. I returned to the U.S. a few days ago and sent the I-130 petition to the Chicago Lockbox (by USPS express mail). we indicated consular processing in the I-130 form.
4. She plan to visit the U.S. (visit me and also sight-seeing) in October or November. At that time, the I-130 will be pending.
My question is: Will she be denied of entry at the Port of Entry since her visa is B2 but she also has an I-130 pending? What are the risks? what should I do?
In case she is denied entry at Port of Entry, will that pose any negative consequences of her I-130 petition and the following consular processing?
Thank you.
Dan
1. she obtained the B2 visa in August. she has never entered the U.S.
2. I (an LPR) went back to China few couple of weeks ago and we got married.
3. I returned to the U.S. a few days ago and sent the I-130 petition to the Chicago Lockbox (by USPS express mail). we indicated consular processing in the I-130 form.
4. She plan to visit the U.S. (visit me and also sight-seeing) in October or November. At that time, the I-130 will be pending.
My question is: Will she be denied of entry at the Port of Entry since her visa is B2 but she also has an I-130 pending? What are the risks? what should I do?
In case she is denied entry at Port of Entry, will that pose any negative consequences of her I-130 petition and the following consular processing?
Thank you.
Dan
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