best way to proceed with GC

From: rk164 <member49630@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 06 Jun 2007 06:11:40 +0000

I am in the US with my wife who has the L1A and I have L2 visa. I have
an EAD and am working.

My wifes employer will be applying for the GC shortly for both of us.

However we are planning to take a vacation abroad in the next 2 months
and I understand that I need to apply for advanced parole which takes
2-3 months to arrive, so I will be unable to get one in time.

My question is what is the best way forward, should my wifes employer
file the I-140 and HER I-485 and file my I-485 after we get back.

OR Just file the I-140 and then file both our I-485 after we get back?

OR any other suggestions?

Thanks in advance

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