Back from traveling with AP through DACA

Hi everyone I am new to this forum. I just wanted to write to share my experience through Advance parole. I applied for DACA on August 16, received my card by September and SSN/Drivers license within a two weeks of getting it. I applied for AP on October 25 and received my approval by November 24th. I traveled right away since they only gave me till December 22nd. Came back December 14th with no issues. I knew it was a huge risk but I was willing to take it. My grandmother is ill and her health is quickly deterioration. I am EWI and married to a US citizen.

Nice!!!! Ur risk paid off u got to see ur family and u let us know is possible to come back with no issues

How did you get ap so early if the rules for AP for DACA are not out yet?

Holy shit is this serious? How were you able to travel? Uscis recently stated a new i130 form is in the works, and the form page advices to avoid applying until then

My sister in law is a paralegal she helped me with all the paper work all I had to submit was the application the fee and a cover letter. I also sent Documents sent to me by my family members from her Dr. My approval letter stated I received AP for humanitarian reasons.

good to hear. Im also EWI and married to a USC.

And for the record you're no longer ewi and there's a possibility of adjusting your status through your spouse.

^Someone in the AP thread was saying this wasn't necessarily true for EWI's but I wonder if her case will be different since she did not get AP through the new I-130 form.

I know! that was another reasons I took the risk . God permitting we will start the process in the next couple of weeks!!

What port of entry did you use? and what was the reentry inspection process like???