Im new here! Advance parole.. Help?

Hi! So i just found out about this website last night. I have some questions and maybe some of you that have been in this situation can help me! I applied and got approved for Daca on nov 2013. It expires nov.2015. I also got my social security and drivers license. I now want to apply for advance parole but im not sure if my humanitarian reasons are good enough to get approved. Im married to a U.S citizen but he hasnt petition me yet, i know the process is long and difficult because i entered the country illegally when i was 7. And i dont want to wait until i get my greencard to visit my grandparents in central america. They both have diabetes. My grandmother's leg was partially cut off last year due to that illness. And my grandfather is losing his vision. 2 years ago i lost my other grandfather due to alzheimer. Im afraid i wont see my grandparents again and it will be too late. Thanks!

Humanitarian reasons are for emergencies only for AP.
Those reasons do not sound like an emergency and I don't advice you make them worse than what they are when applying to AP.

But I'd still apply anyways. What did you have to lose? Send it in and see what they tell you.


As for fixing your status , with our AP which clears your EWI. It will be a long a complicated road ahead. I would seriously try and get AP to do it but don't forget the reason of using AP. For visiting someone back home who is an emergency

You have a 100% chance of being approved for AP because your situation consists of a valid humanitarian purpose. Most DACA beneficiares who have been approved for AP that I have heard so far have done so to meet their grandparents. What you do have to do is get solid evidence that your grandparents are ailing and that you are their grandchild who wants to go meet them. In my case, I got a civil surgeons letter from my country explaining that my grandfather is aged and ailing and I have not met him in over 16 years and I should be given the permission to visit my country so I can be united with him. The main items that the letter had was my name and address and clear indication that I am my grandfathers grandson. In addition to this, I also submitted a copy of his ID just to show immigration that this is an actual real individual not a made up person. And finally I wrote down a personal statement under the penalty of perjury summarizing all this and requesting AP. This may sound very confusing but it is a very straight forward process. Don't delay any further. Go ahead and apply immediately. If you need further assistance, definitely PM me. My AP was approved in a month and a half. They actually gave me more time than I requested. When you request time make sure you give yourself flexibility and don't be afraid to exaggerate the number of days you need.