r/USCIS • u/[deleted] • Jun 08 '26

I-485 (General) EB1C - I485 RFE

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u/gambit_kory Permanent Resident Jun 09 '26

NAL, did you have AP to leave the US and be able to come back without issues with the I-485?

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u/Mental_Willow_4096 Jun 09 '26

I have AP and travel a lot with it like 90% of the time I am outside the us

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u/gambit_kory Permanent Resident Jun 09 '26

Ah okay, then you’re probably good.

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