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Originally Posted by lyrad89
failing to depart? isnt that all overstays :'(
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Please read the proposed changes and the right language here:
http://www.lawlogix.com/case-managem...s-11272012.pdf
This is the most important part of the proposed changes for us:
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(2) If you use an Advance Parole Document
to leave and return to the United States, you
will, upon your return to the United States,
be an “applicant for admission.”
(3) As an applicant for admission, you will
be subject to inspection at a port-of-entry,
and you may be denied admission if you are
found to be inadmissible under any provision
of INA section 212(a) that applies to you.
The inadmissibility could be based on INA
section 212(a)(9)(B) as a result of prior
unlawful presence, if after being unlawfully
present for more than 180 days, you made
any departure(s) from the United States
without first obtaining a grant of Advance
Parole.
(4) Issuance of an Advance Parole Document
does not guarantee that DHS will parole you
into the United States upon your return.
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So they're basically saying if the UNLAWFUL presence is your only problem, chances of getting back is almost certain, as long as you didn't leave anytime after 180 days of being illegally here and came back, or any other problems like crimes committed.
Also, you guys should all send comments based on the article posted on the first thread. They're asking for comments/discussions on the changes and they will accept it until Dec. 31st. There's an EMAIL and control number you should write on the subject.