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How long does it take to get advanced parole? Would you get your EAD card before the AP is granted? How long can you stay outside the US on an AP while the adjustment of status is being processed?

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Pete (UK) & Sue (US)

2006

June 19: Filed for K-1 Visa

2007

Feb 8: Received K-1 Visa

April 27: Married!!

May 4: AOS & EAD sent off.

July 28: EAD Card Arrives in Mail!

Aug 23: AOS Interview! APPROVED!!

Aug 30: Welcome to America! letter arrived.

Sept 7: Greencard arrived in the mail!

2009

May: Received Notice about Greencard Expiration end of August

July 15: Sent packet in mail!! (FINALLY!!)

July 16: Packet arrives @ CSC 10:52am Signed by V. Semegi

July 24: Received NOA (posted 7/21)

July 30: Received Bio Appt Letter in Mail

August 20 @ 2pm: Biometrics Appt. –

Sept 12: Approved!! Should be getting card within 60 days..

2011

April 22: Mailing N400 Citizenship packet to Phoenix AZ! (about time!)

April 25 10:37am Phoenix USCIS Lockbox. Signed for by F DOMINGUEZ

April 28 NOA (received in mail May 2)

June 7 Biometrics Appt

July 26 8:10am Interview/Test APPROVED!

Jul 26 Oath Ceremony! Pete is now a US Citizen!

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BlueRain77,

Check the Immigration Timelines for advance(no 'd') parole.

There is no connection between the two.

One does not stay outside the country on advance parole. There is no limit for how long one can remain outside the country while the adjustment of status is pending, but one must use the advance parole before it expires.

Yodrak

How long does it take to get advanced parole? Would you get your EAD card before the AP is granted? How long can you stay outside the US on an AP while the adjustment of status is being processed?

Thanks

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