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lilshe   0

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I had my AOS interview in Cleveland OH on April 4, 2006. The gentleman that interviewed my husband and I told me that he was approving me to stay. He took my I-94 out of my passport and said that my green card would be in the mail to me within 2-3 weeks. I am heading home for Easter this weekend to Canada will I not need my I-94 to get back into the US along with my advance parole paper as i have not received my Green Card? I just don't want to have to stay up in canada after my weekend up there. If anyone has any thought on this it would sure put my mind at ease to know. Thanks

July 4, 2003 Met in Ontario

June 30, 2004 Adam asked me to marry him.

Sept 6, 2004 Sent in I-129F to Nebraska

Sept 20, 2004 NOA 1

Dec 29 2004 APPROVED

Jan 6, 2005 NOA 2

Mar 24, 2005 Interview 9am in Montreal APPROVED

June 29, 2005 Move date

Aug 20, 2005 We Are Married in a beautiful oudoor ceremony in our back yard with about 100 guests

Sept. 8, 2005 AOS, EAD and AP Applications sent to Chicago

Sept 18, 2005 Resent as we made one check out wrong.

Sept 29, 2005 Reciepts for AOS EAD and AP

Dec 12, 2005 AP approved today via email

Dec 18, 2005 received AP in the mail

Dec 21-27, Home for Christmas

Jan 18, 2006 Biometrics in Detroit

Jan 27, 2006 EAD card received

April 4, 2006 AOS Interview in Cleveland OH APPROVED

June 19, 2006 Started Full-time employment.

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You wouldn't need you're old I-94, as it would get taken out of your passport when you left the U.S. anyway. As for the advance parole, I'm not sure of the legality of it or how sucessful it would be. I think I read of someone recently who sucessfully used theirs after being approved for their green card. Personally I would be reluctant to use it, but if it's ok, why not.

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Kez/JWolf   6

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You need to make an infopass and get the stamp in your passport... you can not use your AP.... infact the interviewing officer should have taken it from you at the interview....

Have you recieved your Welcome to America letter yet? if you have thentake that with you to get the I-551 stamp in your passport....

Kezzie

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lilshe   0

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (pnd) Country: Canada
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I haven't received the welcome to America letter and no stamp in my passprt as of yet. Guess this weekend is going to be a gamble.

July 4, 2003 Met in Ontario

June 30, 2004 Adam asked me to marry him.

Sept 6, 2004 Sent in I-129F to Nebraska

Sept 20, 2004 NOA 1

Dec 29 2004 APPROVED

Jan 6, 2005 NOA 2

Mar 24, 2005 Interview 9am in Montreal APPROVED

June 29, 2005 Move date

Aug 20, 2005 We Are Married in a beautiful oudoor ceremony in our back yard with about 100 guests

Sept. 8, 2005 AOS, EAD and AP Applications sent to Chicago

Sept 18, 2005 Resent as we made one check out wrong.

Sept 29, 2005 Reciepts for AOS EAD and AP

Dec 12, 2005 AP approved today via email

Dec 18, 2005 received AP in the mail

Dec 21-27, Home for Christmas

Jan 18, 2006 Biometrics in Detroit

Jan 27, 2006 EAD card received

April 4, 2006 AOS Interview in Cleveland OH APPROVED

June 19, 2006 Started Full-time employment.

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