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Just an update for anyone in a similar situation in the future:
I called USCIS (800-375-5283) and requested the tracking number for my EAD/AP document. Through this, I was able to see when the card would arrive. I was packed and ready to leave, and when it arrived with the mail at 1pm, I was out the door! I was able to spend 8 days with my family and still be back in time to begin work yesterday. Leaving the country was easy (they didn't even know what AP was), but it was a bit of a hassle on the way back into the US. They were very nice, but it took about an hour in secondary processing at a land border.
It took a total of 8 days for my card to arrive after I received the email that it had been ordered. I hope this help someone else in the future!

If you have no arrest or conviction, you don't have to submit anything.
USCIS will do their background check on you when you go for Biometrics appointment to get your fingerprints taken.

Just an update for anyone in a similar situation in the future:
I called USCIS (800-375-5283) and requested the tracking number for my EAD/AP document. Through this, I was able to see when the card would arrive. I was packed and ready to leave, and when it arrived with the mail at 1pm, I was out the door! I was able to spend 8 days with my family and still be back in time to begin work yesterday. Leaving the country was easy (they didn't even know what AP was), but it was a bit of a hassle on the way back into the US. They were very nice, but it took about an hour in secondary processing at a land border.
It took a total of 8 days for my card to arrive after I received the email that it had been ordered. I hope this help someone else in the future!

For the MMR, wouldn't you be able to get titers done to see if you're immune? If you are, it wouldn't matter how many shots you've had... at least, it shouldn't!
P.S. to the OP- good luck at the interview!!