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I’m on F-1 status and currently changing status within the U.S., with only I-485 remaining. Due to circumstances, I need to send my child to Korea — I’d like to know if my child, who is on F-2 status, could be denied entry back into the U.S. after visiting Korea. And if entry is denied upon return, what should I do?
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Even if I-140 has been approved, since there’s clear immigrant intent, this wouldn’t be grounds for denial upon re-entry. You can go with peace of mind. If entry is denied for a different reason (such as DUI), you can still apply separately for an immigrant visa from Korea regardless of the visa, and receive it — of course, this assumes the parent’s green card gets approved.