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Eric-Pris
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Based on OP's unwillingness to answer the question, I'm assuming no.  Been here 5 months and has not applied for AOS.  Sorry, but OP has nobody to blame but herself.  The immigration process isn't all

N-o-l-a
N-o-l-a

I'm not really sure how that would be any different than a CR1 in that regard, except that someone with a CR1 is immediately given a lot more rights.

NikLR
NikLR

You haven't updated your timeline so Im unsure when you filed for AOS.  But if your grandfather is ill you may want try for emergency AP. The worst they can say is no and you're no worse off than you

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Well the only way to get AP by Christmas if you qualify to expedite, and that would probably be a push.

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I agree.  Get that expedite in ASAP with proof of your grandfather's condition.  I wish I'd been able to see mine one last time, but on the trip to see him he passed away.  It doesnt hurt to try and you'd likely never forgive yourself if you didnt at least try. Positive thoughts for you!

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7 hours ago, madiartzer said:

We filed October 3rd. Yes we included AP/EAD.

You can certainly try to get it expedited.......like immediately...good luck....

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On 11/18/2018 at 8:36 PM, madiartzer said:

I was under the impression there had to be a death or something like that to be granted emergency AP...would my grandfather just being ill be enough?

It definitely can't hurt to try. 

 
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