Using AP for multiple entry.

[Dreamer123]

I have a EAD and AP Combo card. I have it valid till march next year. I am planning to visit India next month and then I am planning to Canada twice(Once to montreal and another to ottawa). Question I have is can I use this AP for these multiple entry. And also I didn't get any EAD or AP approval letter when it got approved. I got EAD and AP card directly. Please let me know if I am good or should I have to avoid going to Canada?

Thanks
Rahul

[sunny1000]

I have a EAD and AP Combo card. I have it valid till march next year. I am planning to visit India next month and then I am planning to Canada twice(Once to montreal and another to ottawa). Question I have is can I use this AP for these multiple entry. And also I didn't get any EAD or AP approval letter when it got approved. I got EAD and AP card directly. Please let me know if I am good or should I have to avoid going to Canada?

Thanks
Rahul

You can use it for multiple entries. I am not familiar with the combo card but, on the paper version of AP, there is a line which states that it is valid for multiple applications of parole during the validity period.

You can call the USCIS customer service to clear your doubt.

Have a safe and nice trip to India.

[hotash13]

You are good to go. I currently use the paper version, but will get cards next year for my renewal. They are multi purpose and multi entry use.

[flthere]

I recently went to India and came back in April with the AP. They stamped on one paper and gave it to me. I then used the same copy when I went on Mexico Cruise this month, and when I came back in to US after the cruise, the first level immigration officer just verified our passports and APs, and then we were sent for secondary inspection where the officer asked us to fill I94. He just stamped on the same AP copy again and written down a new date for AOS until .... Stamped on the passport also as usual. So yes, you can use the same AP again till the valid date of the AP (not the date you are paroled until).