It may be good idea to maintain H4/H1 status, if possible. It may be risky to enter on AP after I-485 is denied. After MTR, if I-485 is reopened and active then use of AP should be ok.
http://www.immigration-law.com/Archive XIV.html
09/09/2006: USCIS Policy on Legal Status of I-485 Filers Whose I-485 Is Denied and Who Traveled on Advance Parole
USCIS 07/11/2006 Internal Memorandum addressed to the field offices indicates that those I-485 filers who are in a parolee status because of the travel on Advance Parole will not automatically fall into an unlawful stay in as much as the alien has not violated the terms of his/her admission. Field offices are instructed to give a notice in the notice of denial of I-485 that the parolee status will be terminated in 30 days from the date of notice of denial of I-485 application. However, the field offices issue a Notice to Appear (NTA) at the time of denial of I-485 applications to commence the deportation proceeding, the alien's parolee status expires at the time of issuance of such NTA and the 30-day grace period does not apply.
desi3933,
This is talking about deniel of 485 after we entered into US with advanve Parole. I am worried about deniel of 485 when I am out side of US. I do not have any option other than using AP to enter into US, because I do not have valid H1 or H4. I am using EAD.
In my case I have to wait until MTR if filed and 485 is reopened.
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