lawyers love telling people not to travel. you will be fine. i had bad anxiety about traveling that i went to a field office to ask if it was ok & they said yes as long as the case is pending and the card is still valid

I travelled last month to England via DFW, no single question was asked when I returned . it’s safe to travel…

@Ivan b but i think u already mention u already travel on ap document nd officer stamp ur passport as lpr . so u already hv experience i guess

@JoJo JoJo did u already travel ?

yeah I traveled once when I was still married and my I-130 and I-485 was pending. at that time I assume my VAWA application was not arrived at USCIS. Now I received the denial for I-130 and I’m divorced. I have pending 485 and 360 with one prima facae. @JoJo JoJo @journey fellas

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i have not traveled yet but i will be on friday. But based on talking to immigration at a field office, they confirmed it is ok to travel

@Kanye East we all got the same anxiety traveling with ap . but I heard from whoever traveled on ap the safly got back to states . i booked my ticket to . u should gota go head nd beet your anxiety .

@Kanye East what exactly this mandamus is? I feel you with all that anxiety:( when CBP office corrected LPR sign on my passport the officer told me that my AP is good to go. but I advise you if something happens at the airport I don’t recommend to tell you that USCIS officer told that it’s ok right away because the CBP officer has all the right and the only decision maker, so if you make an explanation like that, he will probably be like, oh yeah? who said that? ok you can’t come in, go back to your country and let’s see if you are good to come. @JoJo JoJo

@Kanye East @Ivan b I will absolutely keep you all posted. Don’t be scared to travel. my anxiety is also really bad but i know i have done everything the right way so i wont let fear drive me from seeing my family

@JoJo JoJo cool hv a safe flight nd enjoy your trip u will b fine .

@JoJo JoJo Have a safe flight! how long are you planing to stay?

last Monday I came back from my country only spent 1minute to stamp my passport a they let me go at jfk airport with my advance parole and I spent 2and half months in my home country

@Kanye East yes but no question they just stamp passport that's it no more 1mn

@Ivan b 6 days

@Honore paquissom Do you have pending VAWA and your AP is based on ?

I’ve just read this on FB group I think we are good to go guys lol “Have used AP 9 times now. Have traveled to Colombia, Panama, Spain (3 times) Mexico, Argentina, UK and France. Have never had an issue returning back to the US (CBP actually tells me welcome home each time) Still have my I-485 pending. If you have AP previous visa issues are no longer in consideration if your case is pending.” @JoJo JoJo @Kanye East

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@Ivan b yes pending vawa and my AP was issued under it. that fb post makes me feel better, thanks for sharing

if your record is clean I don’t see the problem about traveling, my lawyer suggested better if I don’t but I traveled on advance parole 12 times in the last 5 years while waiting for my adjustment, never had an issue

they always sent you to secondary since they need to check your documents and sometimes they just ask simple questions

@Ivan b so the AP doesn't have limits on how many times you can travel right?

@C M as far as I know as long as it’s valid you can travel limitless time

I travelled through MIA using my AP without i360 being approved. you should be fine.