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Hi Guys,
I'm back home from my trip to Mexico. As you all know leaving is never an issue, therefore leaving the country was a piece of cake. I spent 6 days in Mexico with family. Coming back I checked in with a Delta worker and she checked my passport and AP paper. She then printed my ticket and I noticed it said "DOCS OK". I proceeded to security and everything was fine and then I waited 2 hours for my flight to leave. I had a connecting flight in Atlanta and I had about 90 minutes between flights ( if you have connecting flights make sure you have about 2-3 hours because customs and immigration lines can get long) I rushed to go through customs and immigration and luckily there was no line. The officer asked me for my passport and visa but I said I had advance parole, he thought it was DACA but I said it was through adjustment of status. He took a look at my paper and passport and asked how long I was out the country and I said " six days" . He was looking t his computer (idkk what was there) and then asked me to confirm my parent's names. He fingerprint both my hands and took a picture of me. Finally, he stamped my passport and AP papers "Paroled until April 19, 2018". He returned both my papers and I rushed through security once again.
This time around it was quicker than when I traveled with AP DACA. It took about 10 minutes bet that was because he was soooooo slowwwwww!!!!
- PS- I applied for AP under AOS valid for one year after I traveled with AP DACA in 2015. I hope this
helps many of you. I'm planing to travel again in July.
I'm back home from my trip to Mexico. As you all know leaving is never an issue, therefore leaving the country was a piece of cake. I spent 6 days in Mexico with family. Coming back I checked in with a Delta worker and she checked my passport and AP paper. She then printed my ticket and I noticed it said "DOCS OK". I proceeded to security and everything was fine and then I waited 2 hours for my flight to leave. I had a connecting flight in Atlanta and I had about 90 minutes between flights ( if you have connecting flights make sure you have about 2-3 hours because customs and immigration lines can get long) I rushed to go through customs and immigration and luckily there was no line. The officer asked me for my passport and visa but I said I had advance parole, he thought it was DACA but I said it was through adjustment of status. He took a look at my paper and passport and asked how long I was out the country and I said " six days" . He was looking t his computer (idkk what was there) and then asked me to confirm my parent's names. He fingerprint both my hands and took a picture of me. Finally, he stamped my passport and AP papers "Paroled until April 19, 2018". He returned both my papers and I rushed through security once again.
This time around it was quicker than when I traveled with AP DACA. It took about 10 minutes bet that was because he was soooooo slowwwwww!!!!
- PS- I applied for AP under AOS valid for one year after I traveled with AP DACA in 2015. I hope this
helps many of you. I'm planing to travel again in July.
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