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I heard you can get a letter from a doctor back home that parents are sick or something, then you go to one of the uscis local offices and you can get AP in the same day

Thanks for the reply... looks like I got screwed...

Apparently the lawyer didn't know about the fees... He asked for four checks: i485-->$1010 i140-->$475 i765-->$340 i131-->$305 Do you think the uscis will disregard the AP/EAD checks, or simply will reject the application all together? Thanks

follow up question The lawyer asked me for four chekcs: I-485/I140/I131/I765..... but now I am reading that I-765 and I131 are free if you apply for the I-485 under the new fee... looks like my application might be rejected.. any advice? thanks

My attorney just submitted my case (EB2, concurrent I140/I485, in CA) by mail. He told me it got mailed to the Chicago Center. However I looked online at the instructions and learned that concurrent cases from CA should be sent to Nebraska.... Did my lawyer make a mistake? Any advice? Thanks...