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You should be getting it soon after. My wife had her biometrics in the middle of January and we had our interview in the 3rd week of February. My guess is you'll get an appointment notification 2 weeks after biometrics and your interview should be about 3-4 weeks after you get that notification.

Omg, I'm really excited! I just checked and I'm having my biometrics taken on April 1st. What state are you guys from?

That's awesome! We're from California.

Thanks for sharing your story/timeline! We are going to file residency paperwork with the help of a lawyer. So how long after the interview in Feb. did you guys know if she was approved for a GC? Do they tell you at your interview if you've been approved or not?

I have a quick question for you all that have done this. Was the person adjusting EWI?
I am currently going to attempt fixing my status in this manner.

I currently have Advance Parole approved as long as I use it between May 14- October 24. I got an approval because my employer is sending me to 2 IT conferences in Canada. I currently have a pending VISA application with Canada, so I might not be able to go in May. Might have to go in October.
little background on myself been here 27 years, clean sheet, except I am EWI. Have been finger printed 2x since DACA, both for employer requirements. Both background checks have cleared.I have been married for nearly 9 years to a USC, I have a USC daughter.

Anyhow I am extremely nervous about leaving for the purpose of clearing EWI because of the 3/10 year ban. I know about the Arabelly decision, but I can't help but feel uneasy. I have a pretty good job, and my wife is unemployed, If i am not allowed back in my family would lose its financial support.
I an 90% sure if the Canadians approve my VISA by May 15, I am going to risk it.
Has anyone heard of anyone not being allowed back in with Advanced Parole?
Do they flat out just deny you entry? Or can you enter and be release and then go to an Immigration Judge?
I have not used a lawyer for any papers. My Wife was in Law School when DACA was announced and did all my paper work for me.(600 page application ..)

If anyone has any feedback I appreciate it.
If anyone needs to know what I sent for AP let me know, I am glad to share.

Thank you

I have heard of a lot of people who have DACA & are EWI that have used adv. parole & come back with no problems. & A couple of people who are trying to adjust status after using AP as well. In the search engine of this website, type in advance parole to read about other people's experiences. After hours of reading & research I decided AP is worth the risk. check out this website as well, there's people who share their AP experience.


https://m.facebook.com/katychavezdre...com%2Furl&_rdr

Thank you very much, I will look into the website, and will be taking that risk soon

Here is to hoping the Canadians approve my Visa

We found out about 2 1/2 weeks later. After the interview, the immigration officer did inform us that my petition had been accepted and that within 30 days we'd know if it would be approved. Then about 2 1/2 weeks later she received her approval letter and her GC in the mail.

I honestly haven't heard of anyone being denied entrance with AP. Though some do apply for AP for the simple fact of clearing their EWI, your reason for requesting AP is reviewed beforehand. So once you do get approved for AP, it makes sense that they couldn't deny you re-entry.

Wow sounds great! Congrats on your wife being a GC holder now, Thanks for replying =)