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29th September 2008, 06:50 PM
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Returning with AP...Permanent Resident or not ?
What channel should a person traveling with AP go through at the airport (port of entry) - the green channel (for US citizens and permanent residents only) or the one for people with visas ?
Also should people with AP fill in I-94 ? Thanks in advance. GCWantedASAP001 
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29th September 2008, 07:10 PM
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30th September 2008, 03:44 AM
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The strange thing is that they make you fill out a I-94, which is a record of departure, while your adjustment of status to permanent resident is pending. If you fill out a I-94 after you get your GC they revoke it. But when you ask them for permanent resident status, they want you to fill out a departure record, despite GC being for people who want to live here permanently. Only USCIS understands this logic.
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I-140 EB2/NIW (ROW) at NSC, mailed 10/20/2007, RD 10/23/07, ND 11/08/07, AD 3/21/2008 I-485 (concurrent, ROW) at NSC, RD 10/23/07, 11/08/07, LUD 11/14/2007, FP 12/11/2007, INFOPASS 12/11/2007 (NC clear, BC clear), LUD 12/12/2007, RFE 7/18/2008, 8/1/2008 (received), 8/4/2008 (replied), LUD 8/5/2008 (received), LUD 8/6/2008, AD 8/12/2008 (Notice welcoming new permanent resident), 8/15/2008 Approval notice sent, LUD 8/18/2008. Card received on 8/22/2008.
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