Advance Parole

Hi everyone I just reveled yesterday February 9 with God's help my parole papers for approved. I was a little scared at first but had my whole church family and friends praying I was sent to secondary inspection where they reviewed parole papers and got them stamped just make sure u don't get nervous no questions asked get the strength and do it u will be fine as long as u don't have any deportations or any crimes good luck and God bless u all

I applied through DACA back in October and was finally approved at the end of January i will be traveling this week coming up from feb14-feb18 im pretty nervous but i hope everything turns out fine. i will post my results when i get back . i would also like to know of anyone who has recently came back i would love to hear your results of your trip.

i applied back in October and was inall

My husband applied for AP in October. We received a letter saying his case was received in the Nebraska center in November..Just wondering if anyone else whose case is with the center in Nebraska has gotten approved yet? The travel months he chose were from February-May.

Any approvals from late October? Been waiting for 3 months and 17 days today!

Is anyone here or that you know of going to travel for more than just a weekend using AP or how long are the ines pending approval hopping to travel for what length of time ? I atleast want to go for 10 days the original plan was 2 weeks. But now idk my lawyer say just over the weekend and I considering I will spend over $1400 in tickets i don't even know

Hey guys
So my siblings and i are back home after 2 days in mexico. I had no issues going through
CBP at the Newark airport. No questions ask stamp passport and got both papers back. I come back yesterday.

Is anyone traveling this week??

Hi everyone,
I came to US with k1 visa and we got married In nov. my adjustment of status is in process. I just send my RFE back regarding my affidavit of support. I dont know when my interview would be. I just realized while im in process of adjustment of status i cant apply for re-entry permit. Unfortunately i made a mistake on my i131 form and instead of choosing advance parole i picked the re-entry section. I need to go back to my country while im waiting for my interview date. Can some please tell me how i can fix this mistake?
Thank you!

Hi everyone!

This entire time, I've been looking at all of y'all's experiences and I've been wanting to share mine with you. I've been a DACA recipient since March 2015 and have renewed until March 2019 (unless Trump takes it away at some point). Keep in mind that I am doing most of this through a lawyer because I am married and will be adjusting my status soon (hopefully).

Sent AP documents and evidence (humanitarian reasons): November 26, 2017
Request for expedite through Tier 1 officer (called): January 6, 2017
AP Approved: January 16, 2017
AP mailed: January 17, 2017
AP received in mail: January 23, 2017

I got approved from 1/16/17- 3/15/17 but my lawyer advised my husband and I to go asap so I can get my adjustment of status papers in and don't have to risk Trump taking away DACA before I travel.

We took her advice and traveled from 2/2/17 through 2/5/17. I am in college so a long trip was not feasible. I also had an exam on 2/7/17 so I definitely couldn't stay too long! I flew from DFW Airport to Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico (where I was born and where my grandmother is) and it was AMAZING! I hadn't been back to Mexico since I left when I was 3 and I actually hadn't been in Guadalajara since I was about 1 year old. I am now about to turn 22. It was definitely an emotional roller-coaster for me but goodness was it worth it!

As for my experience getting BACK to the US, I must say I was worried for nothing! My husband went with me through the "Non US citizens" line and he handed the immigration officer his passport then I tried to hand him everything I had (EAD past, current, and future, Texas driver's license, AP document, DACA renewal approval, etc.) but all he needed was my current EAD and my AP document with my passport. He asked us how we're related and how long I was in Mexico and we answered his questions, but it honestly just seemed like he was trying to make conversation, not like he was trying to intimidate us at all. He input some information, told us to go with him and we went into a room with a few others (like 7 other people) and we just sat and waited. I saw a guy get called to a private room behind a locked door and I got a little nervous honestly. After about 20-30 minutes of waiting, an immigration officer behind a glass window called my name, handed me my documents, and sent me on my way! It was super easy. I was worried for nothing. I am not sure if they're just so familiar with it now that they don't care to look too far into it or if it was easy because I honestly speak better English than I do Spanish and my luggage had Texas A&M logos on it (where I go to college) so they could tell I'm pretty integrated into the American life.

Now that we're back and I have the legal entry stamp on my passport, my husband and I are going to meet with the lawyer to get my status adjusted. I'm so excited!

I hope this gives some of y'all a little bit of hope! Trump being in office means nothing to immigration officers right now and I hope it works out for all of y'all! If y'all have any questions on my experience, I'd be happy to help! I had been following this thread the entire time I was waiting on my AP and everyone on here has helped me so much!