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@Boiler yes she is still currently working for the employer, and the plan is to apply for a EAP today since it seems that is the safest route at the moment. at least there we will have a appointment with the field office.

Hi everyone, I’m seeking advice on a tricky situation. My wife originally entered the U.S. on a G-5 visa, which is technically still considered active as far as we know. After we got married, we filed the I-485 for her adjustment of status. Currently, her I-485 is under active review by USCIS. However, her mother is critically ill in the Dominican Republic, and my wife is worried she won’t see her in time. We want to know what steps (if any) can be taken to allow emergency travel during this process. Does she attempt to travel on the G-5 (if it’s still valid), or does the pending adjustment change her status? I’m worried about leaving and disrupting the process. G-5 situations seem rare, and many lawyers don’t have experience with them. Has anyone faced something similar or have advice on how to handle travel or paperwork in this scenario?

The issue we are running into is that DOS states my spouse can not adjust status in the united states because of her G5 visa. as soon as she files the i-566 she will have to leave the US as it will pretty much void her visa. there has to be a other way around this

this is a rare visa when it comes to AOS but has anyone here gone through the process for this ? what was the process like ? I am trying my best to avoid having my spouse return to her home country to be able to file form i-566 which according to DOS she needs to leave the country to continue with that process , i have asked many lawyers and 99% do not know how to properly deal with this. I need help with this i really do not want my spouse to leave and have to wait months on end till she is allowed back. I am a US veteran and dont know how that would help my case .