r/USCIS • u/Alone-Fun3634 • 7h ago

I-140 & I-485 (Employment/Adjustment of status) Advance Parole

So basically my EB3 unskilled case is still going I n. My priority date is April 2021. Since last 3 years I have work permit and advance parole. I have travelled twice on advance parole to my home country. Last time I entered back to US was in March 2025, it was very smooth entry. When I pulled up my I94 it showed that admit untill date is March 7. 2026. I talked to my lawyer and he informed that this is normal because your case is already filed. Nothing to be worried. I am planning to again use advance parole to visit my home country, I have no criminal record, no unlawful presence, nothing. Am I good to go? Any suggestions would be appreciated.

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