Emergency travel with AP after interview, awaiting decision?

[Tilde333 31]

So we had the AOS interview on 1/29/19 (PD 07/09/2018) in Fairfax, VA (DC field office).  It went really well and the officer said he would recommend approval and that we would hear in the next day to 120 days.  We were not planning to travel, but my husband's (the beneficiary/applicant) grandfather in Costa Rica is dying and now is the time to visit.  We are also expecting another baby and won't be traveling later in the pregnancy.  SOOOO anyways, the question is if it is possible to travel for 3 weeks and come back in with Advance Parole (combo EAD card) while awaiting an interview decision.  I know that if he is denied then it would void AP....  We have people at our address to check the mail, plus informed delivery, plus his application is straightforward (I think) i.e no red flags (first marriage, no illegal presence, over 2 years, kids, lots of comingling)….. Am I just stressing out for nothing?  We'll be entering back in as a family, with all paperwork. 

[Hypnos 6,576]

You can travel on AP in those circumstances. Ideally you would want to wait until you received your husband's green card, but engraved if it's approved whilst you're overseas you should be ok to re-enter. A trip to Secondary would be virtually guaranteed, however. 

[Starkilla09 366]

He can definitely travel with the AP as long as it's still valid. If the I-485 gets approved before he gets back in the U.S. he will be admitted as a lawful permanent resident at the port of entry and not a parolee. CBP should be able to verify his status and confirm it there at the U.S. port of entry in such circumstances.