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My lawyer told me...and also read on Murthy newsletter..here is what she said......
Change in INS Form Upon Issuance of Advance Parole
Effective as of April 1, 2002, the Immigration and Naturalization Service
(INS) changed the form that employment-based applicants receive indicating
advance parole approvals. The change affects the document issued by the INS,
not the form required for filing the request for advance parole. The new
INS-issued form is I-512L (Authorization for Parole of an Alien into the
United States), which replaces the old I-512. The new form contains three
primary security features. First, the form is now on security paper. Second,
the photograph is scanned onto the document. Third, the maceration stamp or
seal will not be on the document.
As regular MURTHYBULLETIN and MurthyDotCom readers are aware, advance parole
is prior permission to reenter the U.S. after foreign travel. Advance parole
has to be filed while in the U.S. and before departing the U.S. It is
available as an option to enable a person to reenter the U.S. in certain
specific instances, most commonly for persons in the I-485, Application for
Adjustment of Status, process. The procedure for requesting advance parole
on Form I-131 remains unchanged.
In order to better assure proper delivery of the I-512L, the Nebraska
Service Center will send the documents to the attorney of record, if one is
mentioned on the G-28 filed in connection with the request for the Advance
Parole. Otherwise, the advance parole will be sent directly to the
applicant. The other INS Service Centers have not yet indicated to whom they
will mail the new Form I-512L.
The notification did not address the issue of continued use of the old
approval forms. Presumably, any previously approved forms, usually valid for
multiple entries for one year, would continue to be valid until expiration.