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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: United Kingdom
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I sent off for my husband's EAD and AOS in September when we got married, but I haven't sent anything for Advanced Parole. I saw it on a few timelines and was wondering, have I made a huge mistake here? Is this something I can fix. Please let me know because I'm on the verge of thinking that we've made a huge mistake and he could be deported. I know that's just my pregnant brain talking with all the hormones, but it would be nice to know if this is pretty bad.

December 12 2005 ~ sent I129F packet to

December 14 2005 ~ Packet Recieved by

December 20 2005 ~ NOA 1

December 29 2005 ~ Touched

March 9 2006 ~ NOA2

April 5 2006 ~ Packet 3 arrives

April 11 2006 ~ Packet 3 returned to London Embassy

June 12 2006 ~ Interview Date (APPROVED!)

June 26 2006 ~ Entered the U.S. under K-1 Visa

July 06 2006 ~ JOP marriage

September 12 2006~ I-485 Received by INS

September 18 2006~ NOA recieved

September 30 2006~ Married

October 3 2006 ~ Biometrics Appointment (Fingerprinted)

November 16, 2006~ RFE reply received ...didn't even know we had an RFE (INS stated that the RFE was

probably sent to the DR. that did our biometrics)

January 17, 2007 ~ CSC is now processing cases received September 25 (11 days after ours was received) :(

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Advance Parole allows you to re-enter the US if you leave while your AOS is pending - not something you need to worry about if your husband isn't planning on leaving the country while you wait for his AOS to be approved. But if you think he might need/want to go abroad at any point while you're waiting (and don't know how much longer it might take - I know you've been waiting quite a while already), you should apply for it (form I-131) before the end of the month if you want to avoid having to pay the extra fees!

2005 - We met

2006 - Filed I-129F

2007 - K-1 issued, moved to US, completed AOS (a busy year, immigration-wise)

2009 - Conditions lifted

2010 - Will be naturalising. Buh-bye, USCIS! smile.png

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It is essentially travel permission for the alien spouse to leave the US and re-enter.

Its no guarantee of entry, but a K1 adjuster should have it before any foreign travel.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: United Kingdom
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Thanks! You've put my crazy pregnant brain to rest. :)

December 12 2005 ~ sent I129F packet to

December 14 2005 ~ Packet Recieved by

December 20 2005 ~ NOA 1

December 29 2005 ~ Touched

March 9 2006 ~ NOA2

April 5 2006 ~ Packet 3 arrives

April 11 2006 ~ Packet 3 returned to London Embassy

June 12 2006 ~ Interview Date (APPROVED!)

June 26 2006 ~ Entered the U.S. under K-1 Visa

July 06 2006 ~ JOP marriage

September 12 2006~ I-485 Received by INS

September 18 2006~ NOA recieved

September 30 2006~ Married

October 3 2006 ~ Biometrics Appointment (Fingerprinted)

November 16, 2006~ RFE reply received ...didn't even know we had an RFE (INS stated that the RFE was

probably sent to the DR. that did our biometrics)

January 17, 2007 ~ CSC is now processing cases received September 25 (11 days after ours was received) :(

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