Advance Parole

[Arv0210 1]

Hello

 

I urgently need information on AOS case of my son, who was in USA last year in August and applied for AOS (I-485, I-131),.

His finger printing/Biomatrices was also completed in October, however due to family emergency he left USA in December 2019 without receiving his Advance Parole documents and EAD card.

Later in April 2020 we received his advance parole/EAD card in and as per current I-485 USCIS status is "Pending For Final Interview" which can be scheduled any time now.

My question is-

Can he use Advance Parole Document / EAD card to reenter USA if I send all these documents to him through overnight and attend final interview with USCIS for green card.

Thanks 

Arv

 

[Kaemouzy 16]

No, once he leaves before the AP was approved he abandoned his application for aos

[payxibka 10,047]

21 minutes ago, Arv0210 said:

Hello

 

I urgently need information on AOS case of my son, who was in USA last year in August and applied for AOS (I-485, I-131),.

His finger printing/Biomatrices was also completed in October, however due to family emergency he left USA in December 2019 without receiving his Advance Parole documents and EAD card.

Later in April 2020 we received his advance parole/EAD card in and as per current I-485 USCIS status is "Pending For Final Interview" which can be scheduled any time now.

My question is-

Can he use Advance Parole Document / EAD card to reenter USA if I send all these documents to him through overnight and attend final interview with USCIS for green card.

Thanks 

Arv

 

No reason to return,  once they see the travel history,  the i485 will be denied. 

[Lucky2Lucky 2,526]

No, he now needs another Legal way to immigrate to the country. This is a huge draw back to adjustment of status that people don’t take into consideration.

[Timona 4,208]

There's a portion of  I-131 that caters for those outside the country. Why is it there then? Or why can't OP's son utilize that choice?

 

Just asking, for lessons learning 

[Duke & Marie 1,389]

No... unfortunately he abandoned his AOS case the moment the plain left the runway. 
 

‘you’ll need to make application via consular processing now. 

[Crazy Cat 42,032]

41 minutes ago, Timona said:

There's a portion of  I-131 that caters for those outside the country. Why is it there then? Or why can't OP's son utilize that choice?

 

Just asking, for lessons learning 

A person with pending I-485 must have approved Advance Parole prior to exiting the US.  He abandoned his adjustment of status.

[Boiler 45,898]

59 minutes ago, Timona said:

There's a portion of  I-131 that caters for those outside the country. Why is it there then? Or why can't OP's son utilize that choice?

 

Just asking, for lessons learning 

Nothing to apply for in this case, abandoned when left without AP.

 

How old is the Son?

 

 

[Arv0210 1]

8 minutes ago, Boiler said:

Nothing to apply for in this case, abandoned when left without AP.

 

How old is the Son?

 

 

My Son is 19years

[Boiler 45,898]

Are you still a LPR?

[Arv0210 1]

Yes I am still a LPR

4 minutes ago, Arv0210 said:

Yes I am still a LPR

Yes I am still a LPR (Having Green Card)

[Boiler 45,898]

I would get the application is as soon as possible, he is in danger of ageing out.

[Arv0210 1]

7 minutes ago, Boiler said:

I would get the application is as soon as possible, he is in danger of ageing out.

Which application, can you please explain....Thanks

[Boiler 45,898]

6 minutes ago, Arv0210 said:

Which application, can you please explain....Thanks

 

[Scandi 4,176]

1 hour ago, Timona said:

There's a portion of  I-131 that caters for those outside the country. Why is it there then? Or why can't OP's son utilize that choice?

 

Just asking, for lessons learning 

There's a difference between the Advance Parole and the re-entry permit. Both use the same form (i-131) but the AP is for those who aren't greencard holders yet, while the reentry is for greencard holders who are going to stay outside the US for a year or longer. The latter doesn't require you to stay in the US until approved if I'm not mistaken (only until the biometrics are taken), but the AP does.