URGENT QUESTION on: Travel with Advance Parole - Page 2
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Originally Posted by l0vers
USCIS decides how long you can stay abroad?
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Originally Posted by maximiliano torres
I also applied for AP on june 20 and got approved on july 10 I asked for 4 months for one single entry but Im planning on traveling for one month on september first.. how much did you asked fot?
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Originally Posted by iah
Did u get approved? Thats quite some time, Where u headed to?
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Originally Posted by maximiliano torres
I send it to chicago and it got transfered to texas service center palestine under humanitarian reasons I hope i get the four months I asked for!
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Originally Posted by iah
Gotcha. Im want to apply for it but want to wait to see whats up with CIR. Also i want to wait for USCiS to update the policy on AP for dreamers. I want to see my gma in Mexico. Afraid of two things denied entry and if later on when i apply for a green card that it may have some effect
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Also, they updated the Policy last week if you haven't seen it yet.
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Originally Posted by Malign0n
Are you EWI or Visa Overstay? Because it would only affect you if you were visa overstay.
Also, they updated the Policy last week if you haven't seen it yet. |
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Originally Posted by iah
Im ewi. And i cant find the update. I know uscis was trying to come up with the 3/10 does mot apply for daca holders. Thats why some are able to re-enter. Can i get a f*cking green card please :/ haha
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here are the changes.
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WARNING: The document does not entitle you to be paroled into the United States; a separate discretionary decision on a request for parole will be made when you arrive at a port-of-entry upon your return. WARNING: DHS may revoke or terminate your Advance Parole Document at any time, including while you are outside the United States, in which event you may be unable to return to the United States unless you have a valid visa or other document that permits you to travel to the United States and seek admission. |
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(4) USCIS or U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has deferred action in your case as a childhood arrival based on the guidelines described in the Secretary of Homeland Security's memorandum issued on June 15, 2012 (“Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals” (DACA)). USCIS may, in its discretion, grant advance parole if you are traveling outside the United States for educational purposes, employment purposes, or humanitarian purposes. (a) Educational purposes include, but are not limited to, semester abroad programs or academic research; (b) Employment purposes include, but are not limited to, overseas assignments, interviews, conferences, training, or meetings with clients; and (c) Humanitarian purposes include, but are not limited to, travel to obtain medical treatment, attend funeral services for a family member, or visit an ailing relative. Check Item Number 1.d. in Part 2. of the form. Travel for vacation is not a valid purpose. You must NOT file Form I-131 with your deferred action request or your package will be rejected and returned to you. |
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Originally Posted by l0vers
Hi everyone!
I have a question on traveling with Advance Parole. I filed forAP and got the approval on July 1st. I am going to travel to South Korea to visit my grandmother before she passes away and planning on returning before school starts in fall. My question is, is it okay for me to go to South Korea before the documents arrive in mail? (going to Korea without the documents). Are the documents required when I am leaving U.S? Then have my family mail the documents to Korea while I am there, so I can have it with me when I return to U.S.? I have been waiting for it to come by mail for 9 days, but I have to be in Korea real soon, so I have no time to wait. Thank you in advance! |
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