CMJuilland

Absolutely!!!!  You do NOT want to have to file an I-751.  Don't make the mistake we did.

Please re-read the TOS.  You may not tell others how or when to comment.

Wait, I’m confused. 
Are you filing for a spousal or a fiancé?
Or did you mail the i-129f as part of the K3?

The way I see it: if you don’t fulfill your obligations towards the government, why would you ask for a benefit from the same government?
immigration is a benefit. Filling taxes is an obligation 

No, there are some logical people on this forum.  

Wow! I wish I had people line up for me like that on such short notice! It took me 45 years to find somebody I was sure enough about to get married to, while other people find 2 of them in 6 months! 😅
 
Is your friend still in touch with the first one? Maybe she can ask them if the I-129f was actually filed? And if it was filed, if they withdrew the application? 

As for expedite, what @Crazy Cat said. 
As for the CO telling you it is approved,  that has happened before. It doesn’t mean the visa is issued. Maybe the CO was new and not caught up on the recent change in the F2A category. Or maybe s/he was just not paying attention. We can only speculate. 

Wow, I should not be allowed to post here pre-coffee! Thanks so much! 

Wow, I should not be allowed to post here pre-coffee! Thanks so much! 

Sep 30, 2020.

Am familiar with Venezuelan asylum cases somewhat.
The professionals (who could come here on tourist visas) had definite cases.
Some of the stories were genuinely disturbing.
Now, the border-crossing asylees are largely making stuff up or embellishing their situation.
Their lawyers are starting to reuse the same stories.
The immi judges are definitely catching on to that.
Not in doubt is that Venezuela is a worthless hellhole, thanks to Chavez & Maduro.

Bringing a list with dates and destinations is a good idea. I was asked during my interview if I had traveled outside of the U.S. since I had applied, and if so, when and where. I’m pretty sure that’s a standard question, and your idea of coming prepared is spot on. 
Best of luck to you! 

I hope you get your passport quickly.

You can mail it back to the address listed on the letter that came with the card or to the address on your I-751 approval notice.
 
Or do nothing at all, and wait for USCIS to ask for it back. This is not your burden.

Of course you can.  Just Mail it back....It is not valid.

This sort of thing is quite common, EAD's being received after GC etc etc, left and right hand do not know what is going on.
 
I would stick it in my file but you could send it back. Who cares?

drop it off at the uscis field office 

And with the answers correctly provided to the OP - consular processing is your only option, this topic is now closed. I also edited OP's reply to a member where he insulted a member. 

Actually, YOU are misinformed. You have ONLY one option.  Consular processing.  Anyone who tells you otherwise is misinformed or condoning fraud!!!!

You don't know what you are talking about...and you are in violation of the terms of service for VJ.

If parents would be in the US already, there would not be an issue. But having them enter the US with the intent to adjust status is fraud. What will they tell CBP when CBP asks them what the purpose of their visit it? What do you think will happen if they say “we’re going to adjust status once we’re in the US”. 
 
I also don’t appreciate your attitude and calling members racist when they give you an answer you don’t like. This forum has members from all over the world, and nobody made a racist comment. Drop your attitude! 

But, your parents are currently not in the US… 
 
Have you seen the reasoning behind B1/B2 denials? 
https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/visa-information-resources/visa-denials.html 
if the CO believes your parents are only going to the US to adjust not visit they’re visa will be denied. 
if CBP believes on entry your parents are coming to live not visit they’ll probably go into secondary where they’ll be questioned, maybe have their bags searched and if CBP believes they are going to adjust they could be refused entry and sent back to Kenya… 
Of course if your parents were already here in the US they could adjust… but they aren’t here… 
It is also against visajourney TOS to condone fraud so I’m OUT. 
 
 

If your parents use the tourist visa to enter the US with the intent to adjust status one of two things might happen.
1. They are honest at the immigration check point and say they are entering with the intent to remain and obtain a green card. Result, they are put on the next plane back home.
2. They lie about their intent and could be discovered, charged with lying to an immigration official, deported, and receive a permanent ban from the US. 

If that was legal, don’t you think everyone would do it, to circumvent the wait time?   This is why certain countries, including yours, have high B visa rejection rates.
 
Do it the right way.   
 
Do not commit fraud.
 
Waiting is part of the process that we all go through; your case is no more or less important than anyone else’s.
 
 

If they are outside of the US, your only option is consular processing. Having them enter on a tourist visa with the intent to adjust status is fraud.