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Hi Everyone,

 

I may be worrying about something that I should not.

I plan to travel and temporarily leave the US using my I-512L (Advance Parole standalone document) next week for 1.5 weeks that expires in October 2022. I sent a "renewal" I-131 new application 2 weeks ago. USCIS will give me a new receipt # for this new application to renew my I-131 since it is expiring soon.

Question: Will having a new I-131 application to renew the expiring I-512L document that I have cancel the current original valid I-512L that I have in my possession? I am afraid that once I leave the US and try to re-enter using my original I-512L, USCIS may cancel the current I-512L that has an Oct 2022 expiry AFTER receiving my new I-131 application. CBP usually sees the most recent "live" updates in their system.

Let me know if you have experience or knowledge on this. Thanks.

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Even if your I-512 is canceled because USCIS sent a new one while you  were out, CBP will let you in.  
 

Your old I-512 is a valid for boarding as long as it isn’t a expired 

 
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