Travel whit advance parole but expired i 94

[Hans&Marilyn 0]

I have a question.

I have a ap and a ead.and my aos is pending.

I need to travel to the netherlands.

But now i see on my I 94 it expired on 29 november 2008.

And i need to travel 24 april 2009.return 13 may 2009

Do they consider this as an overstay on my i 94.

What can i do and is it safe to travel on my advance parole.

I hope somebody knows the right answer, so many different ansers when i search the internet.

Some say its no problem to travel others say not to travel.

I dont know what to do anymore.

[GueraKristina 1]

I have a question.

I have a ap and a ead.and my aos is pending.

I need to travel to the netherlands.

But now i see on my I 94 it expired on 29 november 2008.

And i need to travel 24 april 2009.return 13 may 2009

Do they consider this as an overstay on my i 94.

What can i do and is it safe to travel on my advance parole.

I hope somebody knows the right answer, so many different ansers when i search the internet.

Some say its no problem to travel others say not to travel.

I dont know what to do anymore.

Your I-94 was given to you when you entered the U.S, it was given to you so that you had enough time to apply for the AOS stuff, i am assuming you came in on a K-1 fiance visa, but even if you didnt, once you apply for the AOS stuff, and it is being processed, you are fine, even after the I-94 has expired. You can leave the country because you already have our AP, just take a copy of your paperwork saying that your greencard is being processed just in case, obviously your passport, and a copy of your marriage certificate if you came over on a k-1,

someone else feel free to chime in, but that is myunderstanding of everything.

[elmcitymaven 9,712]

Moved to Working and Travelling Prior to Getting a Green Card forum as post concerns travelling on AP.

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

I have a question.

I have a ap and a ead.and my aos is pending.

I need to travel to the netherlands.

But now i see on my I 94 it expired on 29 november 2008.

And i need to travel 24 april 2009.return 13 may 2009

Do they consider this as an overstay on my i 94.

What can i do and is it safe to travel on my advance parole.

I hope somebody knows the right answer, so many different ansers when i search the internet.

Some say its no problem to travel others say not to travel.

I dont know what to do anymore.

Yes, you can travel. The I-94 has nothing to do with it. That was your previous entry, you have filed for AOS and have AP. No problem. Bring with you your passport (of course) your I-797C receipt for status adjustment, both pages of your AP...oh, and a plane ticket! Have a good trip!

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

I have a question.

I have a ap and a ead.and my aos is pending.

I need to travel to the netherlands.

But now i see on my I 94 it expired on 29 november 2008.

And i need to travel 24 april 2009.return 13 may 2009

Do they consider this as an overstay on my i 94.

What can i do and is it safe to travel on my advance parole.

I hope somebody knows the right answer, so many different ansers when i search the internet.

Some say its no problem to travel others say not to travel.

I dont know what to do anymore.

Your I-94 was given to you when you entered the U.S, it was given to you so that you had enough time to apply for the AOS stuff, i am assuming you came in on a K-1 fiance visa, but even if you didnt, once you apply for the AOS stuff, and it is being processed, you are fine, even after the I-94 has expired. You can leave the country because you already have our AP, just take a copy of your paperwork saying that your greencard is being processed just in case, obviously your passport, and a copy of your marriage certificate if you came over on a k-1,

someone else feel free to chime in, but that is myunderstanding of everything.

Correct! For immigration questions, ask at this site. Your status now is "AOS Pending" it is absolutely NOT considered an overstay of your I-94.

[Hans&Marilyn 0]

Thanks for you fast reply's

I came her on a k1 visa.

So it looks like i'm good to travel.

Do they take the old I94 out.

And do i get a new one at re enter the us.

Thansks again , I was getting worried

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

Thanks for you fast reply's

I came her on a k1 visa.

So it looks like i'm good to travel.

Do they take the old I94 out.

And do i get a new one at re enter the us.

Thansks again , I was getting worried

When you re-enter you will give both copies of your AP. They will stamp them and give you one back. I do not know if they will give you a new I-94, since you are in the process for permanent residency it may not be required

[Krikit 1,163]

Thanks for you fast reply's

I came her on a k1 visa.

So it looks like i'm good to travel.

Do they take the old I94 out.

And do i get a new one at re enter the us.

Thansks again , I was getting worried

The airline usually removes the I-94 when you check in. If they don't.... no big deal. It will be removed when you re-enter and replaced with a new one.

[TBoneTX 44,864]

Your status now is "AOS Pending"

Submission of AOS does not equate to automatic approval! The poster's correct status is "applicant for adjustment" -- or, more simply, "adjustment applicant."