Back from traveling with AP through DACA - Page 13

Wow..

We still have to wait for the guy who created the other AP thread to update us. He said he had a sick relative too. But, he wasn't married and did not have kids.

I don't think it'll be necessary for you to do that. You've provided enough proof (again sorry if anyone called you a troll) but everyone's case will most likely be different so don't worry about it. Like I said everyone else should wait and please have a very good reason and speak with an attorney.

Ah I didn't think of that. But still makes them seem so lenient. Oh well, I'm not planning on doing this but for those of you who are be safe.

I guess only those of us that are married to a USC/have kids could adjust our status by doing this and everyone else won't be able to am I correct?

^Same thing I'm thinking oh well.

I think so. I think and old 245i explains it. But again CBP, ICE, and USCIS can be weird and exercise discretion. But the discrepancies are baffling. Soccerlilly is your husband in the military? Sorry for all the question but just trying to get and idea of the process. I did have a neighbor who was granted adjustment of status during her first interview in Ciudad Juarez because she had a USC child and had her husband's deployment papers with her. She went in for the interview was asked to come back in the afternoon and was asked for the papers again. She was granted her papers right there and was just told not to open the package until CBP inspected the papers at her entry. EWI too that is why she had to exit.

Edit: In addition we would all have to find sick grandparents or relatives. Lying about it is basically fraud. Not sure still about study abroad or travel for work AP. Some person was just turned down because they are DACA for an internship. So, I think it is going to be tough for us to be hired for travel jobs.

Wow some of you guys are hardcore...OP i think they want footage of you from womb to what youre doing this very minute...only then will you have truly "delivered".

Or maybe AP is a valid reason to be admitted lol

good to hear its all real! haha congrats.

@Ianus i know you can apply for AP with an AOS application, but what i was trying to get at is if you are a DACA which supposedly wasn't going to allow a "path" to legalizing why would USCIS grant AP to DACA beneficiaries? BTW if you were EWI you would not qualify for AOS on the grounds of inadmissibility, so how then would you be approved for AP? doesn't make sense.

Well USCIS gave us the ability of AP to leave the country not to AOS

So much for getting an internship or hired by one of the Big 4.

^^yes true, but with the AP you would then be able to leave and re-enter with out triggering the 3/10 year bar and would grant you legal entry into the US so you would not be considered EWI anymore, which would allow you to Adjust status with an immediate relative(marriage, parents).