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Advance Parole
Greeting to all!!
I am an American citizen married to a filipina. We have filed for an I-601 waiver, an I-131 petition ( advanced parole) and a I-485.
My question is, once we are approved for the Advanced Parole are we required to travel listed on the document or can we travel anywhere out of the country?
Thanks
I am an American citizen married to a filipina. We have filed for an I-601 waiver, an I-131 petition ( advanced parole) and a I-485.
My question is, once we are approved for the Advanced Parole are we required to travel listed on the document or can we travel anywhere out of the country?
Thanks
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Approved!!!
Good morning!!
Just wanted to let you know guys that my case was approved this morning!
I am so grateful for this news!
I will be seeing my family after almost 12 years!
My case was received on November 29th
at the Nebraska center.
I will keep u guys updated.
Thank you
Just wanted to let you know guys that my case was approved this morning!
I am so grateful for this news!
I will be seeing my family after almost 12 years!
My case was received on November 29th
at the Nebraska center.
I will keep u guys updated.
Thank you
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AP Nov. 29th
Hi y'all!
My case was received Nov. 29th Nebraska. It was approved yesterday, March 17th. The luck of the Irish and I'm not even Irish! But I am a daughter to the most incredible, forgiving and gracious God. Glory to Him. I'll keep you updated! Blessings...Kay
My case was received Nov. 29th Nebraska. It was approved yesterday, March 17th. The luck of the Irish and I'm not even Irish! But I am a daughter to the most incredible, forgiving and gracious God. Glory to Him. I'll keep you updated! Blessings...Kay
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AP
Hello Everyone,
I just got approved for AP after waiting for so many months. I wondering if anyone came back in from Tj? If so would you please share your experience. Thank you!
I just got approved for AP after waiting for so many months. I wondering if anyone came back in from Tj? If so would you please share your experience. Thank you!
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Please help!!!
Hi everyone in this forum. I came to the US 2 and a haft year ago on a student visa. My visa expired on 11/14/2015. I overstayed since then. I met my husband (a US citizen) at school and got married then I applied for adjustment of status (I485). My case has been pending for almost 1 year and I still haven't got my interview yet. I got my advance parole last week and decided to travel to my country. I'm so worried that I wouldn't be able to get back cause I overstayed my visa. Please anybody had the same situation give me an advice if I should go or not. My flight is next Sunday. Please help!!!
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Successful re-entry with advance parole. 3/16/17
Hello all,
First, I'm grateful for finding this site which gave me peace of mind during the whole process. Therefore, I feel compelled to share my story to help others during this nerve racking experience.
My wife applied for advanced parole on Sept. 2016 and received approval in the mail 3/1/17. Unfortunately, the parole was only valid from 2/20/17 through 3/20/17. Considering the mail took 1 week to deliver we didn't have time to consider whether we wanted to take the risk of travelling or not. It was more the instinct of do it now or never.
My wife travelled to El Salvador on 3/8 and I followed on 3/13 with both of us returning on 3/16/17 to Houston International Airport. I was aware I was not going to be able to be with her during the interview process but wanted to be there for her as much as I was allowed.
On the way back we both went though the foreigners with visas lane. The immigration agent only asked what I did for a living and let me thought but asked my wife to step to the side. This is were our anxiety and nerves hit the rooftop but its what we were expecting. My wife was sent to another waiting room. On the other hand I was not allowed to wait around. Be aware they are not allowed to use their phone while in the waiting room, so don't panic if you don't hear from them for 30 to 45 minutes.
They didn't ask her any personal questions only if she was bringing any food items in her luggage. They kept the parole documents but stamped her passport. We immediately called our attorney and were told not to worry as the passport stamp was enough proof of legal entry into the country.
Overall, it was a pleasant process. I advise everyone to travelnow instead of waiting as things might change for the worst.
Thank you all.
First, I'm grateful for finding this site which gave me peace of mind during the whole process. Therefore, I feel compelled to share my story to help others during this nerve racking experience.
My wife applied for advanced parole on Sept. 2016 and received approval in the mail 3/1/17. Unfortunately, the parole was only valid from 2/20/17 through 3/20/17. Considering the mail took 1 week to deliver we didn't have time to consider whether we wanted to take the risk of travelling or not. It was more the instinct of do it now or never.
My wife travelled to El Salvador on 3/8 and I followed on 3/13 with both of us returning on 3/16/17 to Houston International Airport. I was aware I was not going to be able to be with her during the interview process but wanted to be there for her as much as I was allowed.
On the way back we both went though the foreigners with visas lane. The immigration agent only asked what I did for a living and let me thought but asked my wife to step to the side. This is were our anxiety and nerves hit the rooftop but its what we were expecting. My wife was sent to another waiting room. On the other hand I was not allowed to wait around. Be aware they are not allowed to use their phone while in the waiting room, so don't panic if you don't hear from them for 30 to 45 minutes.
They didn't ask her any personal questions only if she was bringing any food items in her luggage. They kept the parole documents but stamped her passport. We immediately called our attorney and were told not to worry as the passport stamp was enough proof of legal entry into the country.
Overall, it was a pleasant process. I advise everyone to travelnow instead of waiting as things might change for the worst.
Thank you all.
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Ref
I receive ref 2/14 and send documents 3/3 they received on the 3/6. How long do they take to send a response please share any experience , thanks
And good luck to the ones who are been aproved God is with you all.
And good luck to the ones who are been aproved God is with you all.
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AP TPS
Hello! has anyone here traveled with the AP & a misdemeanor on their background?
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Ap
Hello everyone, I just received my AP and was scare to travel, but I stared a research and I ended up here, which was a good thing because after reading all of this post I decided to travel, I apply in Oct 24 and got it approve in march 7 and received the twoo AP forms on march 13, so will be going from Chicago O'Hare to ixtapa ziguatanejo on march 31 to april 4. My question is What papera they ask when they check your papers? and when they check you here in Chicago, oh in Mexico. And what do they ask? I request the advance parole because back then my grandpa was very sick but unfortunately he died ?? you guys think is still safe to travel??
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please help
Has anyone had their case transfer to Alaska immigration office ? is this a good news or bad ? has anyone travel with AP while being caught crossing the border 10years ago? or whenever they cross to come to U.S ? please help thank in advance
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