Question about I-131 (for K-3 Visa Holder)

[Jina 0]

I came to the U.S. on K-3, and am going to file I-485 this month for adjustment of status.

I would like to visit my family in South Korea in May with my husband for about a month or two.

I wonder whether I should apply for I-131, and if so, what option should I choose in PART 2 (application type)?

a. I am a permanent resident or conditional resident of the United States, and I am applying for a reentry permit.

>> Since I am not currently a resident, but K-3 visa holder, this option doesn't seem apply to me.

d. I am applying for an advanced parole to allow me to return to the United States after temporary foreign travel.

>> Is this the option that I should choose?

Thank you very much.

[Dakine 26]

I came to the U.S. on K-3, and am going to file I-485 this month for adjustment of status.

I would like to visit my family in South Korea in May with my husband for about a month or two.

I wonder whether I should apply for I-131, and if so, what option should I choose in PART 2 (application type)?

a. I am a permanent resident or conditional resident of the United States, and I am applying for a reentry permit.

>> Since I am not currently a resident, but K-3 visa holder, this option doesn't seem apply to me.

d. I am applying for an advanced parole to allow me to return to the United States after temporary foreign travel.

>> Is this the option that I should choose?

Thank you very much.

K3 visas are multiple entry visas good for 2 years. NO need to file a 131 unless you are planning to stay more than 6 months. File for EAD [i-765] so you can get a SS card.