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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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I have a newbie question about Advance Parole if anyone who can help.

If AP is given is it a single or multiple re-entry.

Also, I noticed in the 1-131 form part 2.

a person can apply for Adance Parole outside the US :o

I thought that that is not allowed.

Does that mean that if you have a pending AOS ... some can leave the US and apply for this. :o

Very Interesting :innocent:

ROC Filing date : 10-20-2010

NOA date for I-751 : 10-21-2010

I-751 Biometrics Appt Date: 12-01-2010

I-751 Approval : 02-08-2011

Green Card Received Date : 02-15-2011

AOS Filing date : 06-12-2008

NOA date for I-485 : 06-19-2008

I-485 Biometrics Appt Date : 07-17-2008

Interview Date : 12-05-2008

Approval Date : 12-05-2008

Green Card Received Date : 12-17-2008

EAD Filed Date : 06-12-2008

EAD NOA Date : 06-29-2008

EAD Biometrics Appointment Date : 07-17-2008

EAD Approved Date : 08-18-2008

EAD Card Received : 08-29-2008

AP Filed Date : 07-31-2008

AP NOA Date : 08-04-2008

AP Approved Date : 09-16-2008

AP Date Received : 09-22-2008

K1 I-129F Sent : 08-22-2007

I-129F NOA1 : 10-03-2007

Touch (RFE Trick) : 02-01-2008

I-129F NOA2 : 02-01-2008

Touch : 02-03-2008

NVC Received : 02-11-2008

NVC Left : 02-19-2008

Consulate Received : 02-25-2008

Interview Date : 04-22-2008

Visa Received : 04-26-2008

US Entry : 05-02-2008

Marriage : 05-16-2008

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Filed: K-3 Visa Country: Ukraine
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I have a newbie question about Advance Parole if anyone who can help.

If AP is given is it a single or multiple re-entry.

Also, I noticed in the 1-131 form part 2.

a person can apply for Adance Parole outside the US :o

I thought that that is not allowed.

Does that mean that if you have a pending AOS ... some can leave the US and apply for this. :o

Very Interesting :innocent:

Advanced Parole is like a passport book and is given for a period of 2 years. Yes you can enter US as many times as you want on it within that period of time. You can apply for the advanced parole outside of US however you have to have it in hand to enter US meaning someone would have to send it to you.

K-3 Visa

Event Date

Service Center : California Service Center

Consulate : Ukraine

Marriage :

I-130 Sent : 2007-12-04

I-130 NOA1 : 2008-02-03

I-129F Sent : 2008-02-05

I-129F NOA1 : 2008-02-11

I-129F RFE(s) :

RFE Reply(s) :

I-129F NOA2 : 2008-06-24

NVC Received : 2008-07-01

NVC Left : 2008-07-02

Consulate Received : 2008-07-07

Packet 3 Received :

Packet 3 Sent :

Packet 4 Received : 2008-07-07

Interview Date : 2008-08-20

Visa Received : 2008-08-22

US Entry : 2008-08-27

I-130 Approval : 2008-05-24

Comments :

Processing

Estimates/Stats : Your I-129f was approved in 134 days from your NOA1 date.

Your I-130 was approved in 111 days from your NOA1 date.

Your interview took 199 days from your I-130 NOA1 date.

Port of Entry Review

Event Date

Port of Entry : Chicago

POE Date : 2008-08-27

Got EAD Stamp : No

Biometrics Taken : No

Harassment Level : 0

Comments :

Adjustment of Status

Event Date

CIS Office : Kansas City MO

Date Filed : 2009-05-18

NOA Date : 2009-05-26

RFE(s) :

Bio. Appt. : 2009-06-16

AOS Transfer** :

Interview Date :

Approval / Denial Date :

Approved :

Got I551 Stamp :

Greencard Received:

Comments :

Employment Authorization Document

Event Date

CIS Office : Chicago National Office

Filing Method : Mail

Filing Instance : First

Date Filed : 2009-05-18

NOA Date : 2009-05-26

RFE(s) :

Bio. Appt. : 2009-06-16

Approved Date : 2009-06-24

Date Card Received :

Comments :

Processing

Estimates/Stats : Your EAD was approved in 37 days.

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I have a newbie question about Advance Parole if anyone who can help.

If AP is given is it a single or multiple re-entry.

Also, I noticed in the 1-131 form part 2.

a person can apply for Adance Parole outside the US :o

I thought that that is not allowed.

Does that mean that if you have a pending AOS ... some can leave the US and apply for this. :o

Very Interesting :innocent:

Advanced Parole is like a passport book and is given for a period of 2 years. Yes you can enter US as many times as you want on it within that period of time. You can apply for the advanced parole outside of US however you have to have it in hand to enter US meaning someone would have to send it to you.

Not accurate at all.

I don't really see how the advanced parole documents can be described as a passport like book. A couple sheets of paper perhaps.

You also cannot "enter US as many times as you want". Some AP's are multi entry and some are not. The individual gets to specify which they want.

You also must have the AP documents in hand when leaving the US.

http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/I-131.pdf

Part 7. Complete only if applying for advance parole.

1. For how many trips do you intend to use this document? One trip More than one trip

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The I-131 form is used for a number of cases, of which one is Advance Parole. If an applicant for adjustment of status needs to travel outside the USA Advance Parole must be applied for while in the USA before departure from the USA. There are circumstances that permit application by way of form I-131 to be paroled into the USA, but that does not apply in your case. Those extenuating circumstances pertain to an alien that wishes to come to the USA for emergency (usually medical) reasons and cannot secure a visa. In that case the application would be made from outside the USA.

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If an applicant for adjustment of status needs to travel outside the USA Advance Parole must be applied for while in the USA before departure from the USA.

I read on this forum that it has to be APPROVED before you can leave the US, not just applied for. Does anybody know for sure 100%?

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If an applicant for adjustment of status needs to travel outside the USA Advance Parole must be applied for while in the USA before departure from the USA.

I read on this forum that it has to be APPROVED before you can leave the US, not just applied for. Does anybody know for sure 100%?

Hey,

I talked to someone at USCIS and read their website concerning AP. It seems that you don't need to have the AP in hand when you leave the US, but it has to however be approved before leaving the US, so that the dates of travel and dates of approval are matching.. Then, you need it on the back to have the AP that you can have sent abroad.

Best is to call USCIS to have confirmation. Better have several same answers than only one...

K1 journey:

I129F sent mid-october 2007

I129F received by CSV: 10/19/07

NOA1 received early March and NOA2 received on March 19th!! We got APPROVED!!

File received by NVC and sent to US Embassy in Paris: 03/10/2008

05/06/2008: I sent the packet 3 to the embassy.

05/22/2008: Packet 4 received!

06/10/2008: Medical examination in Paris.

06/17/2008: INTERVIEW: Visa approved!!

08/31/2008: WEDDING

AOS journey:

09/05/2008: AOS/EAD/AP sent to Chicago

09/11/2008: Notice date for I-485, I-131 and I-765

10/16/2008: SSA finally gave me a SSN!!

11/17/2008: AP received and EAD approved!

11/20/2008: Biometrics appointment AND Green card interview in Fairbanks.

12/29/2008: I went to my local office to regive my biometrics. And my EAD card has finally been issued!!

01/12/2009: EAD received!! Finally

02/09/2009: GC received in the mail :) Anniversary is 01/29/11

Removal of conditions:

11/09/10: Divorced

11/18/10: Sent I-751 to CSV

11/30/10: Receipt notice received in the mail

12/30/10: Called USCIS as no news for 1 month after NOA1

1/10/11: Emailed from USCIS about my call: "The process for fingerprint appointment scheduling has been requested."

1/13/11: NOA2 ASC appointment notice

2/3/11: Biometrics at local office (NOA2 recieved on 2/2/11!!!)

2/16/11: Date of decision: APPROVED

2/24/11: Card in hand

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