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My wife and I are sending the I-485 and all the paper work soon for her green card along with the I-765 and I-131 at the sametime. My question is she isn't going to leave the US on a planned trip, but wants the advance parole just in case of an emergency and has to leave to go see her family. What I'm wondering is what to put for "date of departure and intended length of time" SHould I put N/A since we don't know since we are filing I-131 just in case of emergency? Should we just make up a date?

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