Congressman Inquiry for Expedited Prciessing I-131

[Jan Ch]

My Spouse is US citizen. I entered the country on a B2 visa and we decided to stay. I applied for Adjustment of status in September 2021. I am director of a company abroad.
Processing time is very long. I applied for advance parole I-131 in October 2021, but now I need to travel immediately due to urgent business needs as partners and clients need to see me.
I reached out to the congress representative to inquire about my case, after one month of waiting the reply came very standard that I need to show third party letters to confirm it is emergency which I already did in my first inquiry! Not sure if they read it at all.
I reached out again to another congressman office this time to inquire again
a. What should I do if my advance parole application is rejected or still keeps pending? I may risk going to bankruptcy but again it is non US company so I am not sure if that counts.

[Enub4]

I believe you only have 2 options:
a) travel and save the company, then start consular processing abroad or
b) wait for AP, then travel and come back to the USA to continue your AOS

I hope the congressman's office can help but I don't think they can do much for this kind of situation. Sorry.