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I have entered the US several times with different visas (J1, B2, F1) and my last entry was a student (F1). I attended University as a graduate student, and when I finished I applied for my 1 year OPT. I was granted the OPT, but it was cancelled 1 month later due to University error (really! it wasnt my fault). I then, got married to my boyfriend, an american citizen, and applied for the I-130. I got the petition approved only 8 months later, but I decided to leave the US. So, I havent applied for the I-485. But we are still married.
I now (1 year after being back in my country) want to go back to the US on a tourist visa (which Ive had since 2000, way before my F1 visa). I would like to know if anyone would know if I am going to have have problems to get into the US on a tourist visa.
Thanks,

I might be wrong but I think any non-immigrant visa is void after your husband applied for the I-130 since that means that you have the intent to become a permanent resident. Where is your husband now?
Even if your turist visa is not expired yet I dont think you can use it. I used to have a valid tourist visa before I got my student visa, one of the times when I came back here after going home for the holidays (Im not even sure which time), an immigration officer put this thick black line accross my tourist visa, as to void it.

thanks for the response. Its interesting that they voided your tourist visa, I dont think that this is a normal procedure, since you could always go back to the US after graduating, just to visit, right? In regards to my husband, hes in the US right now. It does make sense that I wouldnt be able to enter using my tourist visa, because of the intent to became a permanent resident, you are right. But my question is, is the Immigration system integrated with the ports of entry in the US, so that the inspectors can see that I only applied for the I-130 and never continued with the process? Thanks,

It is just not recommended to do that, even if you get through the port inspection you might have problems down the road. I remember reading somewhere that they dont even recommend getting married right after entering the US with a tourist visa since that implies that your intent to enter the country was to marry and stay here and not to just visit. You know what I mean? With a non-immigrant visa ure basically telling them that ure coming in the country but youre not planning to stay. In your situation, its gonna be obvious that your intent is different. It might be a better idea for your husband to ask for a K3 visa for you, that way everything will be totally legal, I think it takes like 3 months to get it.