Posted by: ny2 July 29, 2015
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@damauli_guy,.you have no idea what u r talking abt so it's pointless to respond to you
@naturefreak, You can definitely travel with AP under TPS but the reason should be good enough to be able to return back. Travelling with AP under TPS is not equivalent to traveling with AP with pending greencard application.
If you follow damauli_guy's idea and go back to Nepal in F1, get married and bring your wife in F2 and apply TPS before December, I can tell you right now with 100% confidence, your TPS will be rejected. USCIS needs continuous residency starting Jun 24th, the day it designated Nepal as TPS eligible country. So it doesn't matter whether you came to US on Jun23 or 2 years ago, they don't care about your residency before Jun 24. All they care is starting Jun 24th, if you have travelled to Nepal using your current status, it means it's favorable condition for you to travel and you do not meet the continuous residency.
@naturefreak, You can definitely travel with AP under TPS but the reason should be good enough to be able to return back. Travelling with AP under TPS is not equivalent to traveling with AP with pending greencard application.
If you follow damauli_guy's idea and go back to Nepal in F1, get married and bring your wife in F2 and apply TPS before December, I can tell you right now with 100% confidence, your TPS will be rejected. USCIS needs continuous residency starting Jun 24th, the day it designated Nepal as TPS eligible country. So it doesn't matter whether you came to US on Jun23 or 2 years ago, they don't care about your residency before Jun 24. All they care is starting Jun 24th, if you have travelled to Nepal using your current status, it means it's favorable condition for you to travel and you do not meet the continuous residency.