My wife and I (Both Students-OPT) plan to apply for EB-5. My question is about the concurring filing. Can my wife apply for the advance parole, same as me?
Answers
Bernard P Wolfsdorf
EB-5 Immigration attorneysYes, you both are eligible and provided you have not accumulated unlawful presence over 180 days, you can use the advance parole to travel - they are, however, very backlogged.
Dennis Tristani
EB-5 Immigration attorneysYes - one of the benefits of filing for adjustment of status is that you are allowed to file for a temporary work permit (EAD) and travel permit (advanced parole) as part of your adjustment of status package. This benefit applies to all dependent applicants too.
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