how does this work, extension

[qwertyasdfg]

wondering about this....

if a B visitor files an extension.. and during the wait ... they become eligible for AOS, do they immediately submit the AOS? or do they wait for the answer? Do they wait 3 months after the extension before filing AOS?

also.. is it taking about 4 months for extension processing now? says on uscis they are working on October now?

 

[PraetorianXI]

USCIS will not grant an extension for you to file AOS.

 

[Triple Citizen]

To file for AOS, one does need to wait for the adjudication of an I-539, if it is in the works.

if a B visitor files an extension.. and during the wait ... they become eligible for AOS, do they immediately submit the AOS? or do they wait for the answer?

 

[qwertyasdfg]

To file for AOS, one does need to wait for the adjudication of an I-539, if it is in the works.

Thank you for explaining. It seems in some way right but
in other ways wrong.

If I-539 is: Denied
AOS could be instantly applied for,
except B visa holder cannot travel until GC in hand?

but if extension approved:
Advance parole available during GC processing
AOS can be submitted 90 days from approval letter?
or is it 90 days from time extension began?

 

[Triple Citizen]

You can utilise an AP document as long as you did not accrue more than 180 days of illegal presence from the I-94 expiry to the receipt date of your I-485.

If I-539 is: Denied
AOS could be instantly applied for,
except B visa holder cannot travel until GC in hand?

 

[qwertyasdfg]

You can utilise an AP document as long as you did not accrue more than 180 days of illegal presence from the I-94 expiry to the receipt date of your I-485.

I thought it was different then that.
with all the 222(g) stuff on the forum I am confused I guess

I read a page saying someone can't leave until finished with AOS
but maybe you are more right
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Re-entry_permit

if a B visitor has their extension denied, then their visa is not good any longer
so how does the AP allow them back in? Is it like a visa?

sorry for asking so many questions.