advance parole - poll - Page 2
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| im applying as soon as i get my EAD |
   
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1 | 1.49% |
| ill apply in the near future |
  
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24 | 35.82% |
| i applied for advance parole |
  
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2 | 2.99% |
| i been aproved for advance parole |
  
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0 | 0% |
| i been denied for advance parole |
  
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0 | 0% |
| im back to the USA using advance parole |
  
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0 | 0% |
| im out with advance parole |
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0 | 0% |
| im scared to use advance parole |
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37 | 55.22% |
| i cant get back with advance parole |
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3 | 4.48% |
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Originally Posted by hooligan111988
well the paper that came along with the EAD said that it def wont be a sure thing they let you back in...they specifically said that if youre in the states unlawfully you will trigger the 10 year ban...i don't think ill apply
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3 year ban if you're under 19 but over 18
i don't believe you acquire "unlawful time" until the age of 18
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Originally Posted by FootballCoach47
Quick question: Traveling to Hawaii, we probably don't need advance parole for that right? I'm just wondering since my fiance and I were looking into getting married somewhere nice and beautiful. Our top choices are Hawaii, Newport, CA, Florida or Oregon
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Application Sent:08/22/2012 Date of I-797C Notice of Action:8/27/2012 Date of Biometrics Notice:9/11/12 Date of Biometrics Appointment:10/2/12 *Completed/No Walk-In* EAD Approved:10/22/12! SSN:10/31/12 CA DL:10/31/12!
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Originally Posted by FootballCoach47
Quick question: Traveling to Hawaii, we probably don't need advance parole for that right? I'm just wondering since my fiance and I were looking into getting married somewhere nice and beautiful. Our top choices are Hawaii, Newport, CA, Florida or Oregon
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As for the advance parole topic, I'll probably never see some of you people again. Good luck.
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Originally Posted by ferchor2
seems like people cant read this little word here "MAY"
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"Travel outside of the United States may have severe consequences for aliens who have been unlawfully present even if they have obtained advance parole."
Why would you want to take that chance?
That's like someone telling you, "jumping off from the roof may cause severe injuries"
Are you going to say, "Oh, so there's a possibility that it may not, okay I'll jump"
With that being said, go ahead and give it a try. I want to see if you are successful or not.
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Last edited by JJ Glo; 10-28-2012 at 02:02 AM..
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No, seems like people don't understand that DACA is not a green card, or full legal residence.
Just like the application process, it's at your own risk. It's only a matter of a time before someone posts from abroad "omg I can't get back in the states even with AP!!"
Where is the word "MAY" in this?
Just like the application process, it's at your own risk. It's only a matter of a time before someone posts from abroad "omg I can't get back in the states even with AP!!"
Where is the word "MAY" in this?
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Originally Posted by ferchor2
how many of you are planning to use advance parole?
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Originally Posted by JJ Glo
May, as in if you have Unlawful Presence, if you don't, you will not have a problem re-entering.
"Travel outside of the United States may have severe consequences for aliens who have been unlawfully present even if they have obtained advance parole." Why would you want to take that chance? That's like someone telling you, "jumping off from the roof may cause severe injuries" Are you going to say, "Oh, so there's a possibility that it may not, okay I'll jump" With that being said, go ahead and give it a try. I want to see if you are successful or not. |
no one listen to this idiot please
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