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Visa is not relevant; it's the status granted on the I-94. What visa did you *last* enter the U.S. on? And what does it say on the *last* I-94 that you received on that last entry? If you entered as F-1, the I-94 expiration is likely to be "D/S".

In any case, even if your status is expired, you have an I-485 receipt, and that is enough to prove you are authorized to stay in the U.S. I think you can just bring your passport and I-94 (expired or not) and the receipt.

Yeah my last I-94 said "D/S". In the checkpoint, I did not show my I-94 at all and had no issues. The receipts and passport proved to be enough documentation at least with the officer we encountered.

 
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