I filed my EB-5 I-485, I-765, and I-131 two years ago, and am still waiting for my I-485 to be adjudicated. I renewed my I-765 and I-131, and the USCIS Date for Filing chart will retrogress next month. Other than my I-485, which will no longer be adjudicated, will my I-765 and I-131 be renewed? Will I be asked to leave the country since I do not have any other visa status?
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Ed Beshara
Find the Best EB5 Visa LawyersYou will be authorized to continue your status in the U.S., however, the approval of your application for conditional permanent residency can only occur when your priority date is current.

Barbara Suri
Find the Best EB5 Visa LawyersUSCIS will hold the retrogressed application in abeyance until they are authorized to move forward with it.

Lynne Feldman
Find the Best EB5 Visa LawyersThe Dates for Filing charts only matter when you file if that is allowed that month. Once on file, the I-485 may pend and ancillary benefits renewed indefinitely. The permanent residency cannot be approved until the I-526 is approved and until your Priority Date is current under the Final Action Date chart and all background checks etc. have been completed.

Dennis Tristani
Find the Best EB5 Visa LawyersYou can continue to renew your EAD/AP combo card even if your priority has retrogressed. You do not have to leave the U.S. and can continue living in the U.S. based on your pending I-485, even if your priority date is not current.

Bernard P Wolfsdorf
Find the Best EB5 Visa LawyersThe retrogression does not adversely impact your adjustment application or other than it can not be approved until a visa is available under the Final Action Date chart. Interim benefits are valid and can be renewed or extended.

Stephen Berman
Find the Best EB5 Visa LawyersIf the date regresses, CIS will hold off adjudicating the I-485. You will be permitted to stay in the U.S.
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