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Temporary green card and EAP+AP

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hello,

i have read some topics here to find the answer for my questions. But I read one thing and its opposite.

so i guess I will ask to make sure.

i received last september/october my EAD and AP. they expire this september/october.

I received my temporary permanent resident card in april and it is valid until april 2012.

So do i have to renew my EAD and AP, or the permanent resident card takes over those 2 things and then it means I can work and travel, as long as my permanent resident status lasts.

Thanks for your answers.

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Marriage: 01-26-2032

homesick: 01-30-2032

Divorce: 10-13-2032

you will stay married for 290 days.

 
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