Has anyone travelled on an Notice of action for AP

[CTi485]

Hi,

I have received a notice of action saying my advanced parole has been accepted. This was over a month ago and the travel permit hasn?t arrived. I need to get to my home country ASAP and was wondering if anyone has ever travelled and had the travel document posted to them in their own country?

The notice of action letter said My advanced parole was accepted and valid from January 4th.

I have contacted USCIS who have said that I am outside of the 30 day processing time and they have put a note in for the card to be produced and not to contact again until the 19th Feb.

So question is can I trave home to the UK and get my card posted to me when it arrives at my address here in the US? Has anyone any experience with this?

Thanks

[Chrissyb]

Its best if you don?t leave the country without your AP in hand first

[gaps0214]

Hi,

I have received a notice of action saying my advanced parole has been accepted. This was over a month ago and the travel permit hasn?t arrived. I need to get to my home country ASAP and was wondering if anyone has ever travelled and had the travel document posted to them in their own country?

The notice of action letter said My advanced parole was accepted and valid from January 4th.

I have contacted USCIS who have said that I am outside of the 30 day processing time and they have put a note in for the card to be produced and not to contact again until the 19th Feb.

So question is can I trave home to the UK and get my card posted to me when it arrives at my address here in the US? Has anyone any experience with this?

Thanks

Just a note of caution - a notice of action of your AP is not the same as the AP card, immigration will know if you have departed the US before they issue your approved AP which will technically be grounds of abandonment of your AOS application. Even if you get hold of your AP after your departure and your AP card's validity doesn't cover the date of departure you may encounter an issue upon return at the US border. This is a personal opinion and I would encourage you to follow the AOS regulation and hold off your departure until you have the AP card in hand. Cheers.

Married to USC, on C9 AOS, same-sex marriage, Seattle, WA
PD: March 22, 2018
RD: April 6, 2018
Biometrics: April 27, 2018
RFE: June 11, 2018
RFE Resolved: June 21, 2018
Requested expedite through ROC: Negative outcome
July 9, 2018: I-485 Status Changed to Case is Ready to be Scheduled for Interview
August 15, 2018: EAD/AP Approval Notice Received by Email
August 22, 2018: SS Card in Hand
August 31, 2018: EAD/AP Combo Card in Hand
September 1, 2018: Used EAD/AP Combo Card to apply for Canadian Visitors Visa
September 3, 2018: Canadian TRV approved
October 24, 2018: Travelled outside of US for medical purpose
November 4, 2018: Crossed into US border from Canada using EAD/AP Combo Card, Parole Approved