AP Humanitarian opinion - Page 2

will definitely look more into. I have begun my transfer process from community college to a 4 year university, so I been quite busy with school. But I will definitely have to get something done sometime soon or I will be stuck with no time and my DACA has to get renewed sometime over the summer so that is more $$$. But thanks for the info and link.

Did you have to pay to volunteer, if so how much? How long was the process? What documents did they send for you to apply fo AP

I did have to pay, because the program I did provided room and board + meals. The cost will largely depend on the program you choose. As far as documents, I sent my acceptance letter/email from the program, a brochure of of all the programs available (I highlighted the one I chose), and a letter justifying why I wanted to work on that cause.

Hello ...
Where did you go if you dont mind me asking?
How as the airport experience did you have any problems while going through immigration?
Were there many questions asked?
I am just curious becasue I have a trip coming up in Feb and I just want some feed back. Also I had no idea you could volunteer get consider humanitary purposes . thats great !!

I went to volunteer in Jamaica, which is where I am from. The airport experience was quite smooth both going and coming back. Upon return, I went to the Visitors CBP line in ATL airport and was escorted to secondary screening. After my name was called, I went up and got fingerprinted. The officer only asked a few questions: what was the purpose of my trip, how long was it, did I have family in the US, were they citizens.

So nothing too crazy. Overall a very smooth process. Now, I want to travel again!

That sounds so awesome!!! what did you answer back when they ask you if your family were citizens? I am scared on what to answer back when they ask me how I plan to resolve my residency or legal status... any info on that?
Also on the you rfloght did you have any stops or did you book a direct flight?