Would the US customs deny entry to me if I go back to the US next week.??
US Citizens cannot be denied entry to the US for "extended absences."
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US Citizens cannot be denied entry to the US for "extended absences."
You must read the detailed mailing instructions at www.uscis.gov
The grace period does not authorize employment, it only protects against overstaying status.
If you are self-represented, refer to www.uscis.gov for complete instructions.
If you are a US Citizen and 21 years of age or older, it starts by you filing a petition for your mother with the USCIS.
Your wife would have to be a USC for three years for you to file in 2018; so probably November 2018. Consult with an attorney.
This is possible, but you should consult with an attorney before making any firm travel plans.
You should be able to avoid the India visa quota backlogs if your employer petitions you for a green card under the cross-chargeability rules. ...
USCIS frequently denies changes of status to B-2 on that basis. Perhaps the TN should consider processing via the POE.
A green card holder may apply for a reentry permit, but would also need a valid passport to travel.