Back in US after travelling with Advance Parole with deferred action - Page 23
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Originally Posted by phxcesar
My Advance Parole application was received on January 26th by USCIS. I wrote EXPEDITE on the top right corner of my application and provided my marriage license/spouse's US Passport to speed up the process. On February 11th, they mailed me my AP document. I left to Mexico via airplane on January 20th and returned on the 23rd. I went to the visitor's line at customs in Houston, TX when I arrived to the US and provided my MX Passport/AP document. After they took my fingerprints and photo, the officer told me to wait for another agent that was going to take me to get processed. The other agent arrived pretty quickly and took me to a room with a lot of other people waiting. After 5 min, the same officer came and got me and took me to another room. This room was empty and I was the only one there, with the exception of the officers processing documents. My paperwork was given to one of the officers and he started to process my docs. After 10 min, he called me up and told me I was ready to go. I walked out and took my connecting flight to Phoenix.
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Originally Posted by lootuarez
Hi,
I'm new to posting in the forum but have been reading posts for awhile now and would just like to say thank you to everyone who has shared their story regarding advance parole. I have DACA and just personally applied for advance parole a few days ago and just had a few questions. My reason for traveling is that I was accepted into a human rights study abroad/internship program in the former Yugoslavia. So I'm wondering if anyone has traveled with AP to Europe and especially Eastern Europe and how the personnel at the airports reacted to the advance parole document. Also if I am granted advance parole I will most likely be returning through Houston so I'm curious if anyone has come back into the US through this airport how were the CBP officials and what questions they may have asked. Lastly I have seen how this forum is full of success stories when it comes to traveling with DACA and AP which is really amazing! But I'm just wondering if there have been any documented cases of any DACA recipients being denied re-entry? Thanks |
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Originally Posted by phxcesar
Hey guys, I have arrived from Mexico and have been admitted. It only took 20 minutes and I was out.
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INITIAL: EAD Expires Nov 12, 2014RENEWAL: Sent: Jun 17, 2014 - Delivered: Jun 19, 2014 - G-1145: Jun 24, 2014 @6:48am (routed to NEBRASKA) - I-797C Letters: Jun 26, 2014 - Biometrics Letter: Jun 28, 2014 (Jul 18 @chatsworth-CA) - APPROVED: Oct 8,2014
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INITIAL: EAD Expires Nov 12, 2014RENEWAL: Sent: Jun 17, 2014 - Delivered: Jun 19, 2014 - G-1145: Jun 24, 2014 @6:48am (routed to NEBRASKA) - I-797C Letters: Jun 26, 2014 - Biometrics Letter: Jun 28, 2014 (Jul 18 @chatsworth-CA) - APPROVED: Oct 8,2014
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Originally Posted by gianka09
hey guys my gf returned yesterday from Argentina with AP after 24 days.... i'll write her experience later
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Doing it right thank you sorry for many questions
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