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Advanced Parole for Travel/ Work permit

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tsr1501   1

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We received her work permit card in the mail last week. Upon checking her status on USCIS, it shows they approved and mailed out a form for advanced parole(travel) on March 14th, however we have yet to receive anything. I attempted to get through to speak to a live person, but have had no such luck. I even used the suggestions of a fellow V.J. member as for the prompts/extensions with no luck.

Any suggestions?

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Liz&Nate   23

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The Work Authorization card should be a "combo card". The very last line under "card expires" should read: "serves as I-512 advance parole"

Our Journey begins

Met online in March 2009. Started dating through Skype in September 2009. Met in person on 03/14/2010. After many visits, both ways, Nate proposes to Liz on 8/10/2010.

Our K-1 Journey
K1 Visa processed at Vermont, approved in 106 days. Approved at CDJ on 19/09/2011
Our AOS Journey from K1

Applied for AOS on 12/27/2011

-AP/EAD combo card processed at Vermont, approved in 86 days. Approved on 3/22/2012; Card Received 3/30/2012

-GC processed at Vermont, approved in 268 days. Approved on 9/20/2012; Card Received on 9/26/2012
Our RoC Journey

08/30/2014: Sent package to Lockbox

09/02/2014: Package Received in Chicago

09/05/2014: Received NOA1 (Extension letter for 1 year)

11/30/2014: Called USCIS, Biometrics appointment not received yet. Appointment letter never delivered to correct address.

12/05/2014: Finally receive Biometrics appointment letter in the mail.

12/30/2014: Biometrics taken in El Paso, Texas ASC

05/08/2015: Approval notice received by email and text

05/10/2015: Approval notice received by mail

05/15/2015: GC in hand

-RoC processed at Vermont, approved in 248 days

Our Citizenship Journey

06/20/2015: Will be able to early file N-400

tsr1501 Apprentice

tsr1501   1

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We received her work permit card in the mail last week. Upon checking her status on USCIS, it shows they approved and mailed out a form for advanced parole(travel) on March 14th, however we have yet to receive anything. I attempted to get through to speak to a live person, but have had no such luck. I even used the suggestions of a fellow V.J. member as for the prompts/extensions with no luck.

Any suggestions?

Not sure how to delete this post. I see that the A.P. is on the E.A.D.

 
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