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Hi Guys,

I'm about to travel out of the country with my K2 kids to take them to their Dads and Grandparents in the UK and will be making multiple journeys to and from the US over the next 4 weeks.

Has anyone travelled using their AP card yet and can anyone shed any light on what can be expected? I'd rather be prepared fully!!

Thanks!

Touched 01/09/2012
NOA1 01/19/2012
NOA2 05/01/2012
Medical 05/25/2012
Paid visa fees 06/13/2012
Pack 3 sent: 06/06/2012
Interview: 07/27/2012
Visas received: 08/03/2012
One way ticket booked! 08/09/2012

Wedding date! 17th August

AOS timeline
Package sent by overnight UPS 11/15/2012
Package signed for at 10am 11/16/2012
Text and Email NOA 11/29/2012
I-797C for I-485, I-765, I131 12/03/2012 (mailed on 11/29/2012)
Biometrics appointment 01/18/2013
EAD/ AP approval via email 01/16/2013
Notice of card production 01/24/2013
Notice of card in the mail 01/25/2013
Cards received 01/28/2013

Chased I-485 by email case update request 07/25/2013
Email received confirming card production 07/29/2013

Conditions Removal AOS

Package completed 06/04/2015

Package sent by overnight UPS 06/05/2015

NOA received by mail 06/13/2015

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A lot of people have travelled on AP. The only extra thing is that you will go to secondary upon arrival, and will probably not be able to check in for the flight online.

AOS for my husband
8/17/10: INTERVIEW DAY (day 123) APPROVED!!

ROC:
5/23/12: Sent out package
2/06/13: APPROVED!

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Canada
Timeline

Went to Canada on AP, came back to US and they just punch in a few things into the system when you present your passport and AP card (mine doubles as a Work Authorization as well).

Only thing is that I had multiple entry before, but they don't have that for AP so you will have to fill out an I-94 when you come back to the US.

Not to scare you but, you should also be aware that just because you have AP, doesn't necessarily mean they will let you back in (says so on the card).

I'm Canadian on a TN and he's my American boy!

11/10/2009 - Started dating officially
08/24/2010 - Received TN-1 (expires 08/24/2011)
08/24/2011 - Renewed TN-1 (expires 05/06/2013)
12/17/2011 - Got engaged
11/10/2012 - Got married <3
01/10/2013 - Conducted last minute document check tongue.png
01/11/2013 - Documents submitted
01/14/2013 - Documents received by FBAS-USCIS @ Chicago Lockbox
01/17/2013 - NOA1 received. Application routed to NBC for processing
01/25/2013 - Biometrics scheduled (on February 14)
01/30/2013 - RFE received for Foreign Birth Certificate (sh*t)
03/10/2013 - Sent in response to RFE
04/03/2013 - AP approved
04/09/2013 - EAD approved
06/03/2013 - Interview scheduled!

06/03/2013 - AOS approved dancin5hr.gif

08/15/2013 - Green card received!

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Thanks all that answered! I'm going all belt and braces with my documents. And yes, I'm aware that they can refuse at entry. Unfortunately its a risk I have to take for family reasons.

Touched 01/09/2012
NOA1 01/19/2012
NOA2 05/01/2012
Medical 05/25/2012
Paid visa fees 06/13/2012
Pack 3 sent: 06/06/2012
Interview: 07/27/2012
Visas received: 08/03/2012
One way ticket booked! 08/09/2012

Wedding date! 17th August

AOS timeline
Package sent by overnight UPS 11/15/2012
Package signed for at 10am 11/16/2012
Text and Email NOA 11/29/2012
I-797C for I-485, I-765, I131 12/03/2012 (mailed on 11/29/2012)
Biometrics appointment 01/18/2013
EAD/ AP approval via email 01/16/2013
Notice of card production 01/24/2013
Notice of card in the mail 01/25/2013
Cards received 01/28/2013

Chased I-485 by email case update request 07/25/2013
Email received confirming card production 07/29/2013

Conditions Removal AOS

Package completed 06/04/2015

Package sent by overnight UPS 06/05/2015

NOA received by mail 06/13/2015

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