travel in May 2002. please help

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Hi All,

I have applied for 485 at CSC RD 10/9 ND 11/9. yet to get AP/EAD.
I am planning to travel in May 2002. by that time what are the chances
that the 485 will be approved ?
if not , by april my H1 stamp is expiring, so I will need to get a new
stamp from the US consulate or use the AP...which is better, what
would you reccomend ?
I heard that even revalidation in st. louis are taking months, so even
if I send in my passport for visa revalidation in feb ( 60 days before
expiry ) can I get that done by May ?

thanks a ton!
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Use the AP as easy as 123

Using the AP as easy as 123.
I used before.

Advance Parole (AP) do not guarantee you can re-entry US.
If you have been out of status, then you may be have some problem.

You always giving back your old I-94 when you leaving US and get new I-94 when you back to US. no matter your are using AP or H-1 or F-1...

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   About using AP :
   1. When you came back to US, you need show your AP at airport when you ckeck in your air ticket ( The airline need to make sure that you can legal enter US)
   2. You need fill the new I-94 again before you enter US.
   3. Show AP document and the extra copy to INS people when you enter US.
   4. 80%, they will asking you going to secondary INS office. (Because they do not have right stamp with them)
   5. they will put stamp in your passport and the AP document then write "AOS" (adjust of status) inside that stamp.
   6. remember get your AP doucment back, you can reuse it when you want leave US again.
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I took both original AP and that copy with me when I leave US.

When I check_in at airport at my home town airline, I just show my AP to them , the airline did not took away from me.

When I re_enter at US at airport. the INS people asking me " Do you have your AP copy ? " I say " yes " . Then she take a look for that copy one, then told me
"Go to that office (She point another room)" . Because my friend already told me what may happen for me. I wait there about 5 min. then another office
look my original AP and put stamp at on passport and the original AP.

That is , he did not check my AP copy.

Because the first INS lady asking me about the AP copy, So I like to suggest people take the AP copy with them.
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Does it matter for how long has one been out of status (when re-entering on AP)? If its less than 60 days, would it be perceived any differently than having been more than 180 days. Thnx
 
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