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Waiting for interview and asked to expedite AP
I have submitted adjustment of status (I-485) for my wife who came to the states on tourist visa on 08/23/17 including request for advance parole for her so that she can travel out of the country while we are waiting for interview and ultimately for her green card to arrive. However, she has the need to travel to be with her mom back in her home country for emotional support to go through medication by the end of 10/17.
I figured that her AP might not arrive on time so on 9/29/17 I requested to expedite her case and so USCIS requested for supporting documents. I faxed everything we have to USCIS on 10/7/17 but we haven't heard anything back from USCIS back yet and on the website the status remains the same of "Received Documents on 08/23.
At this point I'm not sure what I should do to accelerate the process. Her I-94 states that she can remain in the country legally until 10/22/17 so I was wondering if she can leave the country before then and I will stay behind to wait for her AP and then she can use that AP to come back. On the guideline USCIS states that if she leaves the country before getting AP the adjustment status application will be considered abandon so I don't want to risk that either.
Please advise, I believe many people here were in our shoes.
Thanks in advance!
I figured that her AP might not arrive on time so on 9/29/17 I requested to expedite her case and so USCIS requested for supporting documents. I faxed everything we have to USCIS on 10/7/17 but we haven't heard anything back from USCIS back yet and on the website the status remains the same of "Received Documents on 08/23.
At this point I'm not sure what I should do to accelerate the process. Her I-94 states that she can remain in the country legally until 10/22/17 so I was wondering if she can leave the country before then and I will stay behind to wait for her AP and then she can use that AP to come back. On the guideline USCIS states that if she leaves the country before getting AP the adjustment status application will be considered abandon so I don't want to risk that either.
Please advise, I believe many people here were in our shoes.
Thanks in advance!
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