Can I leave USA while Advance Parole is processing

[natsusnowy1204 24]

I'm using k1 visa to come here , Can I leave USA while Advance Parole is processing , but after bio fingerprints ? And let my husband to send to me later after processed ?

[MeAlone 161]

2 minutes ago, natsusnowy1204 said:

I'm using k1 visa to come here , Can I leave USA while Advance Parole is processing , but after bio fingerprints ? And let my husband to send to me later after processed ?

You can. You are a free person. But expect not not being admitted when you want to come back, your travelling record will show you left before AP was received

[Cyberfx1024 7,980]

4 minutes ago, natsusnowy1204 said:

I'm using k1 visa to come here , Can I leave USA while Advance Parole is processing , but after bio fingerprints ? And let my husband to send to me later after processed ?

As said before you can leave whenever you want. But the processing time for AP is 4 months right now. So do you plan on being out of the country a long time? 

[DrEllaNJ 288]

5 minutes ago, natsusnowy1204 said:

I'm using k1 visa to come here , Can I leave USA while Advance Parole is processing , but after bio fingerprints ? And let my husband to send to me later after processed ?

 

Just now, MeAlone said:

You can. You are a free person. But expect not not being admitted when you want to come back, your travelling record will show you left before AP was received

OK let's not confuse OP with subtle responses although technically correct.

Leaving while AP is processing is a bad idea as the act of LEAVING will be considered abandoning the i-485 petition. Wait until you receive your AP card. Once you receive the notification that the card is in production, you may be safe to schedule travel for 10 days later or so, but safest is to have it in hand. 

[natsusnowy1204 24]

1 minute ago, cyberfx1024 said:

As said before you can leave whenever you want. But the processing time for AP is 4 months right now. So do you plan on being out of the country a long time? 

Im planning  back to china to host wedding only 

[Sm1smom 250]

Leaving the US while your AP approval is pending is as good as not applying for it in the first place, leaving will cause your AOS petition to be considered abandoned. You need to wait for the card before leaving the US. 

[Cyberfx1024 7,980]

3 minutes ago, natsusnowy1204 said:

Im planning  back to china to host wedding only 

You can always go but getting back is the hard part. Why not just wait until you at least have the AP? 

[-Trinity- 513]

OP, how long ago did you apply? Better to wait untill it's processed. Leaving without AP is basically throwing away all the time, effort and money you've put in the K-1.

 

[KULtoATL 1,551]

10 minutes ago, natsusnowy1204 said:

Im planning  back to china to host wedding only 

USCIS won't care about your plan, not unless it's life and death. You might have to prepare yourself for a short wedding postponement until you get your AP. Leaving without an AP is a bad idea and it will jeopardize your pending AOS. After all the hard work to get a K-1, don't flush it all down the drain.

[geowrian 22,337]

If you leave the US before AP is approved, the AOS application will be considered abandoned, and the EAD or AP applications will be terminated (since they are based on the now-denied I-485). So no, he can't send AP to you and then have you use that to enter the US if you leave before AP is approved.

 

tldr: If you leave, you will need a CR-1 visa to re-enter.

[Cyberfx1024 7,980]

13 minutes ago, Beachlover said:

OP, how long ago did you apply? Better to wait untill it's processed. Leaving without AP is basically throwing away all the time, effort and money you've put in the K-1.

 

They literally applied on the 26th of last month according to their timeline. So that basically means about 3 1/2 months before they will get AP at the very least. 

[-Trinity- 513]

20 minutes ago, cyberfx1024 said:

They literally applied on the 26th of last month according to their timeline. So that basically means about 3 1/2 months before they will get AP at the very least. 

I didn't check the timeline, thanks for pointing that out  :-) . So yeah, that means: have a little bit more patience or start from point 0.

 

 

 

[natsusnowy1204 24]

Thank you 

[GabiMatch 161]

23 hours ago, natsusnowy1204 said:

I'm using k1 visa to come here , Can I leave USA while Advance Parole is processing , but after bio fingerprints ? And let my husband to send to me later after processed ?

Why don't you try an infopass appointment? There are many cases where the advance parole can be expedited (usually because of health issues or death) but if it's so important to you, give it a try, I saw that it's a family wedding right? take the invitation with you and everything that could possibly give you a chance of expediting and go to the office, I think it doesn't hurt to try.

Good luck! 

[Unlockable 7,314]

1 hour ago, GabiMatch said:

Why don't you try an infopass appointment? There are many cases where the advance parole can be expedited (usually because of health issues or death) but if it's so important to you, give it a try, I saw that it's a family wedding right? take the invitation with you and everything that could possibly give you a chance of expediting and go to the office, I think it doesn't hurt to try.

Good luck! 

 

I'm all for the "try and see" approach but it is also a touchy area. I totally support that approach for pregnancies and such, even though we all know it is not considered a reason to expedite. The miracle of birth is amazing to me. But parties, birthdays, and celebrations are another thing. If too many people are just giving it a try without a reason outline but the Embassy (emergencies, death, etc), then you will see them being bombarded with less than important requests. Just in the last few months we have seen the processing times for K1s increase. What used to take 4 - 6 months are now 7 - 9.