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Can I travel while my adjustment of status is pending? PDF Print E-mail Send to a Friend

No, unless you have an approved advanced parole (AP) form I-131. Note that there are a lot of conditions attached to an AP. For example if you overstayed more than 180 days, you might not be allowed to  reenter the US. If overstay more than 365 days, you might be barred for 10 years.

There are also exceptions for visas such as H1B and L1, where the holder can travel and still keep the adjustment of status going.

Call us on 510 742 5887 or email for more details.

 
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