Your country's passport should be adequate identification for domestic travel in the U.S., but check with the airline.

You can file an I-131 application for advance parole based on your I-485 application for adjustment of status.

If you have a pending I-485, you can file an I-131 application for advance parole for temporary foreign travel.

If you have an EAD that is effective October 1, 2024, then yes, you can begin working October 1, 2024.

Something fundamental is missing from your posting and there is no way to know what information you are trying to find.

Sadly, normally USCIS lets it sit for a few weeks and the visa automatically expires and CIS can thereby avoid notifying you what went wrong. If...

If you have not completed your coursework and that is why CIS denied the EAD, perhaps you could file again once you have completed it. Speak to...

If you still have parole status, you can apply based on parole, and if you are in TPS status, then you can file based on TPS.

You can send them a letter asking them to extend the prima facie. You can request to expedite based on your employment.

If it has not been produced in 30 days, contact USCIS customer service for further instructions and help.