Originally Posted by keldreams

Aha ok.. I did read that on their site.. the thing that concerns me is this part:

If I receive this card, does that guarantee my re-entry into the United States if I travel?
A4. No. This card authorizes parole, not admission, to the U.S. Parole is not an admission or "entry". If you obtain this card, you may use it to travel abroad and return to the U.S. Upon arriving at a port-of-entry, you should present the card to a Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Officer to request parole. Issuance of an Advance Parole document does not guarantee that CBP will parole you into the U.S. If parole is granted, you will be permitted to come into the U.S. as a parolee, but will not have been 'admitted". Individuals who have been unlawfully present in the U.S. and subsequently depart and seek re-entry through a grant of parole may be inadmissible and ineligible to adjust their status.

Anyone have experience with this that now has secured a GC? Traveled outside of the US while application and interview date is pending I mean... did you have any issues with CBP at the airport? I did this once before when I was granted AP thru DACA for humanitarian reasons (sick grandmother) and the CBP was no problem. Hoping it will be the same in this case...