AP

[YammySS 1]

Hi everyone, i just want to ask, is there a limit of stay when travelling using AP? example, if i will travel to my origin country using my AP and i stayed there for 2 months and back to US after, is this possible?i am still in the AOS process and got my AP last month, my case has been transferred to CSC(4 months now since i filed), so while im waiting for GC i have to use my AP for some important matter in my country...Thanks and goodluck to all !!!

[Sunnyland 639]

Hi everyone, i just want to ask, is there a limit of stay when travelling using AP? example, if i will travel to my origin country using my AP and i stayed there for 2 months and back to US after, is this possible?i am still in the AOS process and got my AP last month, my case has been transferred to CSC(4 months now since i filed), so while im waiting for GC i have to use my AP for some important matter in my country...Thanks and goodluck to all !!!

Hi YammySS. That's a good question. Your case is VERY similar to my case! I already have the AP and I will be travelling back to my country by the end of year and planning to stay there 2 months like you. My case was transferred to CSC in July and we have been waiting already for 4 months in total, thats why we think we will be hearing from CSC sometime around January probably as it seems this center is very delayed and they are taking like 8 months in approving GCs or scheduling interviews.

For what I have read here in VJ from others its that you can be out of US for at least 3-4 months.

In my case, I'm planning to go to USCIS infopass appointment to inform them about my trip and the length of it just so they know. Like you, I have many important thing to finish in my country (passport renewal, medical, family issues, etc).

Dont know if my answered helped you a little. Lets see what others say about this Good luck.

Edited September 28, 2012 by Chris & Isa

[C-ma'am 684]

**Moved from AOS from family visas to Working & Traveling During US Immigration as the question is related to this subject..

[Krikit 1,165]

Yes, you will both be fine at two months.

[hmh33 117]

In my case, I'm planning to go to USCIS infopass appointment to inform them about my trip and the length of it just so they know.

They won't tell you anything you don't already know - I don't see a reason to waste their time and yours on this. Just make sure someone is watching your mail for any USCIS letters while you're away.