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Any downside to applying for I-131 Advance Parole?

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So I will be filing the I130, I-485, I-765 shortly and was wondering whether there is any downside to applying for an advance parole AP (I-131), permit as well given that I've overstayed my legal entry by 7 months?

This question is separate to the consideration of actually using the AP. My reasoning being, that it's free to apply for the AP (just in case). So any reason not to apply? Will applying trigger any weird things or slow down my GC?

Adjustment of Status (AOS)

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5/27/2014 0 Concurrent filling of I-130 (Petition), I-485 (AOS), I-764 (EAD), I-131 (AP)

5/27/2014 0 Submitted via UPS 2 day (cover letter thread)

5/29/2014 2 Arrived at Chicago Lockbox

6/6/2014 10 Checks cleared

6/10/2014 14 Notice of Action NOA1 (I130, I485, I131, I765) received. [Mailed out: Jun 05 2014)

6/11/2014 15 Notice of Action NOA1 (Biometrics) received. [Mailed out: Jun 09 2014]

6/18/2014 22 Biometrics done (early walk-in)

6/27/2014 31 Biometrics appointment date

6/28/2014 32 RFE (I-485/I-864) Joint Sponsor (rfe thread)

7/3/2014 37 RFE reply sent via UPS

7/8/2014 42 RFE received by USCIS. Processing now at NEBRASKA SERVICE CENTER

7/15/2014 49 I-485: Testing and Interview

8/13/2014 78 Received EAD/AP card in mail. (Date of issue: 08/06/14)

8/18/2014 83 Received notification: interview date assigned

9/18/2014 114 Interview date

9/18/2014 114 Green card approved (2yr Conditional)! Case status: Card in production

9/24/2014 120 USPS 2 day: Shipped from KORBIN, KY

9/25/2014 121 Delivered: Greencard (2yr Conditional) in hand. YAY!

 

Removal of Conditions (ROC) - SUCCESSFUL

9/9/2016 Submitted via USPS - Priority flat rate medium box (3 or 4 business days)

9/13/2016 Delivered: LAGUNA NIGUEL, CA 92607

9/13/2016 I-797 NOA1 - Conditional Residence Extension

9/24/2016 I-797 NOA2 - Biometric Appointment

10/13/2016 I-797 Biometric Appointment

3/8/2017 I-551 InfoPass Passport stamp (extended to 12/8/2017)

2/2/2018 Case status update: Card in production

2/15/2018 Delivered: Greencard (10 yr) in hand. YAY!

 

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So I will be filing the I130, I-485, I-765 shortly and was wondering whether there is any downside to applying for an advance parole AP (I-131), permit as well given that I've overstayed my legal entry by 7 months?

This question is separate to the consideration of actually using the AP. My reasoning being, that it's free to apply for the AP (just in case). So any reason not to apply? Will applying trigger any weird things or slow down my GC?

Our attorney told us that my wife was ineligible for AP, because she was out of status at the time we filed AOS. She also said that she would be subject to a 10 year ban if she left the US. I suppose there is no harm in applying since it is free, but you should probably double check if you're eligible for I-131. She overstayed a lot longer than you, so it may not be an issue for you.

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I am the petitioner:
11/11/2013 filed I-130, I-485, and I-765 concurrently
11/19/2013 NOA1
11/29/2013 received biometrics appointment letter
12/06/2013 RFE
12/19/2013 biometrics completed
12/20/2013 RFE Response mailed to NSC
12/21/2013 RFE Response delivered to NSC
12/24/2013 Case placed in RFE Review status
01/16/2014 EAD in document production
01/21/2014 EAD mailed out
01/22/2014 I-485 placed in Testing and Interview status
01/23/2014 EAD received

05/07/2014 Received notification that interview is scheduled for June 12

06/12/2014 Interview. I-130 approved, but AOS pending decision

06/13/2014 AOS approved

06/18/2014 Notification that Green Card has been mailed

06/20/2014 Received green card and welcome letters

I-751:Removal of Conditions

03/19/2016 Mailed I-751 package to VSC via USPS Priority Express

03/21/2016 VSC received I-751

03/25/2016 $590 check cashed

03/28/2016 Received NOA1 dated 03/22/2016

04/08/2016 Received biometrics appointment for 04/18/2016
04/18/2016 Biometrics completed

03/25/2017 Received approval letter (date of approval was 03/19/2017)

04/04/2017 Received "New card is being produced" text messages and emails

03/19/2017 ROC approved

N-400: Naturalization

04/19/2017 Priority date

05/15/2017 Biometrics completed

06/16/2017 Case in line for an interview

12/04/2017 Interview was scheduled 

12/09/2017 Received interview appointment letter 01/09/2018

01/09/2018 Interview (passed tests and recommended for approval)

01/23/2018 Online status updated to "Oath Ceremony Will Be Scheduled"

03/14/2018 Online Status updated to "Oath Ceremony Notice Was Mailed" (letter received 03/17)

03/28/2018 Oath Ceremony...wife is a U.S. Citizen!

 

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