Mixed-Integer Linear Programs (MIPs) are powerful and flexible tools for modeling a wide range of real-world combinatorial optimization problems. Predict-and-Search methods operate by using a predictive model to estimate promising variable assignments and then guiding a search procedure toward high-quality solutions. Recent research has demonstrated that incorporating machine learning (ML) into the Predict-and-Search framework significantly enhances its performance. Still, it is restricted to binary-only problems and overlooks the presence of fixed variable structures that commonly arise in real-world settings. This work extends the current Predict-and-Search (PAS) framework to parametric general parametric MIPs and introduces ID-PAS+, an identity-aware learning framework that enables the ML model to handle heterogeneous variable types more effectively. Experiments on several real-world large-scale problems demonstrate that ID-PAS+ consistently achieves superior performance compared to the state-of-the-art solver Gurobi and PAS.