Back in US after travelling with Advance Parole with deferred action - Page 34

I send my advance parole on
October 14,2015
Humanitarian
Case received October 19,2015 at Nebraska service
waiting for approval ????

I'm checking every hour my case on the app uscis[/font]

Takes 2 months on average. Checking every hour will not speed things up.

so I'll be checking every week then lol thank you for letting me knoe!

Hey guys, so i got my letter today so I'm super happy I get the opportunity to see my sick grandma.
I have one question on the letter said (prior to December 31,2015) the mean i could stay still December 28 in Mexico ????

well congrats!! can You give the dates, when you apply n the time it took for you to get approve please thank you!!

i sent my papers on September 16,2015
they ask for more on the 18
on 10/16/2015 i got receipt notice

on 10/05/2015 We received your Form I-131, Application For USCIS Travel Document

10/22/2015 We updated your name for your Form I-131, Application For USCIS Travel Document.

On October 27, 2015 Document Was Mailed To Me

and i got my letter 10/30/2015

hope this helps

Hey guys just want to share my AP timeline so far. I was scared to apply because of the uncertainty of being let back in or not.

I applied for humanitarian reasons and I had a very weak case (sick aunt with diabetes). Sent in all of my paperwork on October 12, 2015. It was received on October 13, 2015. I received the receipt notice on October 16, 2015. I have been checking the USCIS website and my document was sent to me on October 30, 2015. For a total of 17 days!
I am using my married name on my DACA/ advance parole and was worried that would delay things. Now to wait for the actual document to book my flight!

We have a similar timeline! You should definitely continue checking the website. I checked everyday and mine got approved yesterday!

yes it did, Thank you!!

Hello guys,
I just want to share my experience with AP. I traveled to Peru for humanitarian reasons, I visited my grandmother who had hip surgery. It was pretty simple when going to Peru, I just showed my Peruvian passport and I was good to go. On my way back, in Lima at the airport, I showed my passport and AP paperwork, the agent gave my tickets. I traveled to Atlanta and did customs there. In Atlanta there is a sign that said " parole documents". I asked a lady where was that line and she took me there. I gave my passport and AP paperwork to the CPB agent, I waited about 15 minutes and he called my name, he requested my fingerprints and picture. After that the only question he asked was: what are the last 4 digits of your SSN, after that he spent about 10 more minutes and I was good to go. He gave me both AP papers, only one had the stamp and he also stamped my passport.
It was pretty simple, I encourage everyone to apply. People in Atlanta are very aware about AP,