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I applied for advance parole I-131, but I need to travel in the immediate future. What should I do if my advance parole application is still pending?

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Hey guys and girls! I have some great news about my case:

My expedited request for I-131 has been approved and I have received my advance parole document by post! Not only that, I received my employment card too! 

It has been only 3.5 months since I filed my I-131 and 4.5 months  for my I-765.

If you remember, many people who commented above 👆 were very discouraging, mocking,  pretend they know it all and gave me no hope that my case will be resolved in short time, well guess what: THEY ARE WRONG

To all of you out there who joined recently this forum : Try your own way and do not take what people here (with long track record as they claim) say as the right and only way.

To those who genuinely tried to help: I appreciate your comments.

To those who were bullying and accusing me of wrong things, I say Joe Bereta Mic Drop GIF

I got a plane to catch - Arnold Schwarzenegger Movie GIF by Lionsgate Home Entertainment

 

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aaron2020
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You would need to file an I824 to transfer the case from AOS to consular processing.  Expect that to take a long while. You would not apply abroad for an I-485.  You will need to file an DS-260.

Crazy Cat
Crazy Cat

Option 1: Apply for emergency AP at USCIS. Option 2: Leave before receiving approved AP.  This will result in abandonment of your adjustment of status. Option 3: Wait it out for approved AP.

Boiler
Boiler

Even if you are approved for AP, seems a long shot, nothing to do with immigration is quick. So immediate is not in the immigration vocabulary.   Does beg the question why you chose to adjus

 
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