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  5. TwoSwifts
    Hello Everyone, I know not everyone's case or circumstances are the same. As well, processing centers I'm certain run on different intervals as well. I simply wanted to provide some information that might be helpful/reassuring for you. As of yesterday 4/10, my wife and I received notification that her I-765 (EAD) application was "Approved". We submitted on January 14th of 2025 (Along with the I-485, I-130, and I-131). Her first biometrics was on 2/28, however we got recalled due to her fingerprints and had a second biometrics on 3/20. Based on those calculations, her I-765 was approved in 86 days. I full believe it would have been less (65 days or so) had we not had to go back for the 2nd biometrics. That alone delayed things 3 weeks. At any rate, I know my commentary may not speak to every situation, but if you're looking for some generalities for time frames, I thought you might like to hear about our outcome. We're excited that she will soon be able to work, drive and feel more included here in the US. Onward and forward!!
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    Domestic flight only....Atlanta to Baltimore for a music festival. That's it....Nothing extravagant...
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    Our only consideration for flying would have been strictly domestic flights. We have submitted the I-131 for Advanced Parole so that we might be able to travel to visit her family and other destinations while we are going through the process. But again...any flight plans prior to receiving approval of the I-131 would have been strictly domestic for vacation purposes.
  16. TwoSwifts
    We would have flown from Atlanta to Baltimore....It's a 9+ hour drive. Not a dagger by any stretch...But if we could have flown, we would have certainly taken that route.
  17. TwoSwifts
    Yes...you are correct. It was an inquiry with regard to a domestic flight... And we are in recognition of the concerns shared here on the forum, and value the opinions of everyone sharing matching responses. It was simply an inquiry to the recommendation. To clarify the final point, my wife has now been here a year and a little bit...
  18. TwoSwifts
    I don't feel as though our consideration of flying domestically to another state is any attempt to run under the radar. We have open active cases with USCIS and are following the standard legal procedural path to adjustment of status. I was just curious about the general thoughts on flying through domestic terminals during the adjustment process.
  19. TwoSwifts
    Thank you both for your honest opinions, and perspective! We both understand that the current climate is a factor that might lead to exercising even more precautions now than maybe years past. That said, the other points made are valid as well and could apply at any time, so we'll always seek primary guidance from our attorney as we navigate the process. That will be first and foremost!! I just thought it additionally beneficial to hear from others as well as everyone has different experiences and consult. Much appreciated!!
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  22. TwoSwifts
    All your points are valid, and of course we're taking their advice and going to drive to our location in May. We're not going to take any risks whatsoever...I was just more curious about the advisement since I thought flying domestically was relatively safe/allowable being we have a case# and upon getting her EAD Card, she would be able to obtain a valid driver's license therefore not requiring her to fly under her passport as a means of identification. Again, we're not going to take any risks..it was more of a question of inquiry.
  23. TwoSwifts
    Hello All, My wonderful wife and I are adjusting off a tourist based visa. We've filed all relative forms I-130, I-131, I-485, and I-765. We submitted in Mid January and have received our NOA1 on all forms and have attended the biometrics appointment. We're waiting on EAD to approved first, with hopes of the Advance Parole to follow shortly thereafter. Given the general path of our journey, we are attending a music festival in early May and wanted to fly domestically vs. having to drive. Our attorney advised us not to fly. Why would there be any hesitation on their part? Nothing in our pasts that is questionable...Just curious on opinions. Thanks!!
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