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180 days kanna out of status aithe inka US visa wise assam train ekkinnatte..

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180 days kanna out of status aithe inka US visa wise assam train ekkinnatte..

uncle source post cheyava flz for this clause

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Nenu mona 1 mnth lo expire avtundi anaga lucky ga chuskuna :giggle:


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already out of status first country bayataki velldam better

if not illegal ga continue aipovadame

wrong suggestion, illanti midi midi knowledge thoo suggestions ivvakandii

 

country bayati ki velli em chesthadu, country bayati ki velthe then on words CBP made unlawfull on his case, inka ban yee, country loo vundiii Status lo ki ravadam best , 1st talk gud attorney explain his, normal lawyers ni kalisi waste amma money poyinaa manchi lawyer ni kaluvu.

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180 days kanna out of status aithe inka US visa wise assam train ekkinnatte..

 

ee clause indulo ledu bro, koncham aa clause unna link post plz

http://www.state.gov/documents/organization/87120.pdf

 

9 FAM 40.92 N2.2 INA 212(a)(9)(B)(i)(II) Departure At Any Time (CT:VISA-2255; 02-18-2015) The 10-year bar under INA 212(a)(9)(B)(i)(II) does not contain the same language as the three-year bar under INA 212(a)(9)(i)(I) relating to the alien having departed voluntarily prior to commencement of removal proceedings. Thus, an alien who departs the United States after having been unlawfully present for a period of one year or more subsequent to April 1, 1997, is barred from returning to the United States for 10 years, whether the departure was before, during, or after removal proceedings and regardless of whether the alien departed on his or her own initiative or under removal order. The one exception to this rule (see also INA 212(a((9)(B)(v)) is that an alien cannot become inadmissible under INA 212(a)(9)(B)(i)(II) solely by virtue of a departure and return to the United States undertaken pursuant to a valid grant of advance parole based on the alien’s pending application for adjustment of status. Note that this does not preclude a trip under a grant of advance parole from being considered a “departure” for any other purposes under the INA, nor does it call into question the applicability of any other inadmissibility ground. On the contrary, it is well settled that an alien who leaves the United States and returns under a grant of advance parole is subject to those grounds of inadmissibility that may apply, rather than grounds of deportability, once parole is termin

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wrong suggestion,

 

country bayati ki velli em chesthadu, country bayati ki velthe then on words CBP made unlawfull on his case, inka ban yee, country loo vundiii Status lo ki ravadam best , 1st talk gud attorney explain his, normal lawyers ni kalisi waste amma money poyinaa manchi lawyer ni kaluvu.

He is already illegal right now and # of days illegal in US will cost him

 

and can you please post that 180 days rule from the pdf, I cant find that clause

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He is already illegal right now and # of days illegal in US will cost him

 

and can you please post that 180 days rule from the pdf, I cant find that clause

unlawfully present in usa ani kottu google loo

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