Back in US after travelling with Advance Parole with deferred action - Page 48

Sorry, is there a reason you two just hurl insults at each other on every post regardless of what it is?

Chyno is a trump supporter and he's trying to convince people here to see the bright side of Trump.

Still waiting. Keep up with the insults if that's all you have.

It looks bad when people can't admit they screwed up.

I would like to share my experience with you and i hope someone finds it helpful
it took about a month for me to receive my AP on the mail. i traveled to Mexico from LAX on May 2nd and came back on May 23rd. I made both of my flights early so there would be less people and it worked out.
to leave to Mexico all you need is your passport.
Coming back....i went on the visitors line and went to an homeland security officer on a counter. he took a look at my passport and AP papers, checked something on the computer and took my fingerprints and a picture. he then told me to follow him into a room with more homeland security officers. I took a seat and waited for my name to be called. 3 other people were waiting there. 10 mins later my name was called and a lady officer asked me about my AP and i explained to her i went to mexico to see my sick grandpa she then asked if i go to school, what in studying, where i work, what i do there, if im authorized to work here, who i live with and what their status here is.
she then told me to take seat and that she would call me again. another 10 minutes went by and she called my name. she asked about my work and school again, how old i am, if im planning to adjust my status here soon ( i said not at the moment ), what part of mexico i traveled to and for how long, and what i brought back with me from there.
as she was asking the questions she was typing on her computer. then she asked another officer about the stamp and he told her to write daca on it. she then followed to stamp both AP papers and my passport! (i felt so happy and relieved ) she told me to get my stuff and gave my paper and passport to another officer..she called my name by the exit door and said... all done i then headed out to look for my laugagge !
i encourage everyone who can apply for AP to do it!!

Queretaro is beautiful!! Specially near San Luis Potosi, the natural rivers, swimming holes etc

[quote=gonzalezcat;568676]I would like to share my experience with you and i hope someone finds it helpful
it took about a month for me to receive my AP on the mail. i traveled to Mexico from LAX on May 2nd and came back on May 23rd. I made both of my flights early so there would be less people and it worked out.
to leave to Mexico all you need is your passport.
Coming back....i went on the visitors line and went to an homeland security officer on a counter. he took a look at my passport and AP papers, checked something on the computer and took my fingerprints and a picture. he then told me to follow him into a room with more homeland security officers. I took a seat and waited for my name to be called. 3 other people were waiting there. 10 mins later my name was called and a lady officer asked me about my AP and i explained to her i went to mexico to see my sick grandpa she then asked if i go to school, what in studying, where i work, what i do there, if im authorized to work here, who i live with and what their status here is.
she then told me to take seat and that she would call me again. another 10 minutes went by and she called my name. she asked about my work and school again, how old i am, if im planning to adjust my status here soon ( i said not at the moment ), what part of mexico i traveled to and for how long, and what i brought back with me from there.
as she was asking the questions she was typing on her computer. then she asked another officer about the stamp and he told her to write daca on it. she then followed to stamp both AP papers and my passport! (i feltso happy and relieved ) she told me to get my stuff and gave my paper and passport to another officer..she called my name by the exit door and said... all done i then headed out to look for my laugagge !
i encourage everyone who can apply for AP to do it!! [/QUOT



Gonzalescat Can you tell what kind of proof/records you had to get that your grandmother was sick? Letters medical records ect... Much appreciated I'm trying to go visit my grandmother too soon hopefully!

Hey Gonzalescat Can you tell what kind of proof/records you had to get that your grandmother was sick? Letters medical records ect... Much appreciated I'm trying to go visit my grandmother too soon hopefully!

For those visiting their"sick" grandmother please be careful on what you provide. Don't Get caught on the lie.

And for those visiting their real sick grandma please spend as much time as you need with her.

Hey!

Just got approved to travel to Ecuador with advanced parole. Did the Ecuadorian government give you any trouble when you tried to leave the country? I talked to the consulate earlier and they said they might not let me leave unless I have a visa or was a permanent resident of the US. They didn't seem to know much about DACA and I'm not sure that my work permit/advanced parole document will suffice. Also, did you ever have to file for adjustment of status when you got back? Was a bit confused if that applied to DACA recipients or not. Please let me know! Any details would help.

hello,

if you are married to a US Citizen adjustment of status does apply. I traveled to Mexico to visit my ailing Grandmother on Nov. 2015 after applying for and being granted Advance Parole, I applied for adjustment of status on Dec. 2015 via my marriage to my wife and have been a US Permanent Resident as of April 2016.