Am I able to come back to the U.S. if my 601 waiver application is approved?
Asked in Houston, TX - 8 months
I came to the U.S. legally. I am subject to the 10 year bar. I have no criminal record. My wife is also out of status. I have 2 children who are U.S. citizens, 12 and 14. I have an approved EB3 I-140, and my priority date will be current sometimes this year. Once the priority date become current, I plan to leave the U.S. and file I-601 waiver application to a U.S. Consulate. Am I able to come back to the U.S. if the waiver application is approved?
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I highly recommend you actually have an attorney consultation on the best course of action for you rather than posting a question on Avvo.
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