Back in US after travelling with Advance Parole with deferred action - Page 3
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| Application approved 9/20/12 | EAD received - 9/26/12 DL/ID 10/6/12
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App. Rec.: Oct. 29 Bio letter: Nov. 7Bio walk in: Nov. 19 Bio Appt.: Nov. 26
APPROVE: DEC. 31 DACA & EAD
App. July 29 16. Bio Oct. 16. Exp. 11/17/16
Approve 11/16/2017
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Originally Posted by SK18
AP to fix unlawful entry for AOS. Interesting.
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Anyways, congrants on getting back to US. Since you're no longer EWI you can adjust status, do it.
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Originally Posted by superanxious
Can someone please tell me how to apply. I just got a text from my stepsister that my dad is very sick and I think I want to apply. I haven't seen him in a long time and I would like to go. Help please.
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Fill out part 1.
In part 2 check box D.
Fill out part 3 questions 1, 2, and 3.
Skip to part 7.
Answer question 1 in part 7.
Sign in part 8.
The packet should contain the form I-131. Explanation as to why you need advance parole and supporting evidence (ex. medical documents with translations), as well as copy of your EAD and copy of the DACA approval notice.
Mail it to the Chicago lockbox.
USCIS
P.O. Box 5757
Chicago, IL 60680-5757
or if using express or UPS or FedEx:
USCIS
Attn: Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals
131 S. Dearborn - 3rd Floor
Chicago, IL 60603-5515
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Last edited by Demise; 05-30-2013 at 05:22 PM..
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Originally Posted by pslee
i am also very interested in this. I was a EWI and approved for DACA. however, South Korea wont give passport to my brother and I since we have a mandatory military service. Not sure how it works but unless we are escorted out to Korea, passport wont be given to us unless we are citizen of United States. My stupid question is after getting AP, can we travel to Canada or Mexico with expired passport? is this even possible?
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New - Q2: May I travel outside of the United States before USCIS has determined whether to defer action in my case? A2: No. After Aug. 15, 2012, if you travel outside of the United States before USCIS has determined whether to defer action in your case, you will not be considered for deferred action under this process. If USCIS defers action in your case, you will be permitted to travel outside of the United States only if you apply for and receive advance parole from USCIS. Any travel outside of the United States that occurred on or after June 15, 2007, but before Aug. 15, 2012, will be assessed by USCIS to determine whether the travel qualifies as brief, casual and innocent. (See below.) You should be aware that if you have been ordered deported or removed, and you then leave the United States, your departure will likely result in your being considered deported or removed, with potentially serious future immigration consequences. |
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Originally Posted by superanxious
Can someone please tell me how to apply. I just got a text from my stepsister that my dad is very sick and I think I want to apply. I haven't seen him in a long time and I would like to go. Help please.
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Originally Posted by Demise
I had that idea back when it was actually first announced that DACA might be eligible for AP.
Anyways, congrants on getting back to US. Since you're no longer EWI you can adjust status, do it. File form I-131. Cost is 360 dollars. Fill out part 1. In part 2 check box D. Fill out part 3 questions 1, 2, and 3. Skip to part 7. Answer question 1 in part 7. Sign in part 8. The packet should contain the form I-131. Explanation as to why you need advance parole and supporting evidence (ex. medical documents with translations), as well as copy of your EAD and copy of the DACA approval notice. Mail it to the Chicago lockbox. USCIS P.O. Box 5757 Chicago, IL 60680-5757 or if using express or UPS or FedEx: USCIS Attn: Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals 131 S. Dearborn - 3rd Floor Chicago, IL 60603-5515 |
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App. Rec.: Oct. 29 Bio letter: Nov. 7Bio walk in: Nov. 19 Bio Appt.: Nov. 26
APPROVE: DEC. 31 DACA & EAD
App. July 29 16. Bio Oct. 16. Exp. 11/17/16
Approve 11/16/2017
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Originally Posted by superanxious
Thank you. Would I need a passport. Because i don't have one
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Check with the consulate website, there will be info on what documents you need to present in order to get travel documents, the wait times for passports, and options if you need to immediately go to your home country
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Originally Posted by JJ Glo
With Deferred Action we are able to apply for Advance Parole. With Advance Parole, we are able to travel out of the country, but in order to qualify for Advance Parole, you need to have a valid reason to travel, not just for pleasure. It must be a humanitarian, business or educational visit.
This person traveled under humanitarian reasons because she went to go visit a sick relative. You will have to provide evidence of this when applying for Advance Parole, like a letter from the sick relatives doctor or medical records of their condition. You would also have to show evidence if you wanted to travel under business or educational reasons. Once she was granted Advance Parole, she was able to leave the country without triggering the 3/10 year bar from re-entry because she left with permission and therefore her prior Unlawful Presence had no effect on her departure. When she came back to the United States, she came back with the Advance Parole document, which means that she was able to be paroled back into the United States and she was admitted back in lawfully, unlike her prior entry, which was Entry Without Inspection. Since she was able to enter lawfully with Advance Parole, she can now adjust her status as if she had entered with a VISA. |
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Originally Posted by mmohs2
so that erases all her prior illegal presence since she re-entered legally aith Advance parole???
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