Advance Parole

Hello,

I applied for AP for a study abroad program as a DACA recipient. I also requested for the case to be expedited, but was denied, because "Although your situation appears serious, you have not provided evidence to support an extreme emergent need..." However, I did provide them with the receipt for the program as "Severe financial loss to company or individual". Anyways, it means that my case is still pending.

However, the program already started and ends early August. Does this mean that my case will be denied entirely??

I did it! I am back home.

Left on tuesday 25th and returned today 29th (my flight got cancelled yesterday.
It was very easy going to mexico. My connecting flight back to houston was in mexico city.
I did not have any problems there (i recommend you inform the flight attendant of the airline you will be taking
That you have a special "visa" just so they can let you board). Always ask questions if you are in doubt.
When i landed in Houston airport i went tl the noncitizen line, i waited until my turn and the only thing they did was
Fingerprint me and take a new picture (if you are accompanied by a us citizen you are able to stay together) although they didnt let my bf go with me to the second i spection. Dont panic, i only waited 5 min (only showed my work permit along with my advance parole and passport. They did not ask me any questions (but be prepare in case they do)
 take a risk, it will be worth it.

I applied for I485 and I765 in March 2017. I know it's too late to apply for the AP because my cases are far gone but should an emergency arise (humanitarian) and I have to travel back home what should I do??
 

Please help with any info or advice. Thanks

I have DACA, and i applied for advaced parole. Got my approval notice and two other documents. My question is what documents do i need to bring with me and show immigration on my return since i will be traveling 8/8/17 to gto mex after 15 years, from FL returnt date 8/23/17. Also where would they check my documents?..

I am very nervous and the same time excited,please guys keep me in your prayers for a safe return.

Hi all,

I have been on here since November 18, 2016, the day I submitted my advance parole package through Daca. It was very frustrating seeing other people's applications getting approved in a matter of weeks to visit their spouse's grandparents while I submitted mine to visit my grandpa and it just got approved July 19, 2017. I received the document 7/25/2017 and I will be traveling 8/11-8/16 to Guanajuato.
I work at an immigration firm and everyone of my attorneys has told me it is very risky to go right now especially with the new lawsuit possibly going into play on September 5, 2017. They also said it's up to me and sometimes it's better to just take the risk. I have seen many successful stories on here and all I can do is hope for the best because it's in God's hands now.

Hi All,

My husband and I filed for advance parole to visit his grandfather in Mexico in November 2016. We finally received a notice yesterday, July 27th that a document was sent in the mail, what could this be? We haven't received anything else but the receipt saying that it was received and processing before this. If it was approved it would say approved right? I just don't want to get too excited if it could possibly be a letter saying it was unable to be processed. He is a DACA recipient and his DACA expires in December, we are currently filing for his renewal as well.

Hi All,

My husband and I applied for an advance parole for him so we could visit his sickly grandfather in Mexico. I am a US citizen, we mailed out the application Form I-797C December 18, 2016 USCIS received the documents on December 28, 2016 and mailed us a notice of action January 11, 2017 stating that the case has been received and is in process. Our lawyer told us it usually took 3-6 months to hear back from them. We are starting to get worried as we have not yet received any updates on this. He is a DACA recipient, he came here with his family when he was only 5 years old, neither of us have any criminal history. I would really appreciate any input or experiences you could share. Thank you have a blessed day.

hi i'm TPS holder and i did have over 3 years unlawful presence before obtaining TPS. now i just got my AP approved.. the question is there is a TRAVEL WARNING note on the FRONT PAGE OF AP that if you have unlawful presence in the past you may have consequences at the airport on your way back!! i talked to the layer and she as long as you have no criminal background you'll be ok..that confuse me a lot.. one hand the warning note and the other hand layer's word.. which one to follow..is anyone has similar kind of experience?? please share , your help would be greatly appreciated !!

Did you mail concurrent with i-485 through marriage and been approved yet in April or May?

4/24, Mailed concurrent: I-130, I-131, I-765, and I-485 through marriage

5/16/2017 – Packet was sent back, we missed the biometric fee, resent next day mail.

Priority Date: 5/17/2017
Received Biometrics letter in mail: 5/30/2017 (Appt was for 6/16/2017)
Biometrics walk-in: 6/7/2017

Status still “Case was Received”

Really waiting for the AP, but I know it comes with the EAD card.

Hey. I have my AP ready and I am hesitant about go to visit my sick father because I read a lot of successful experiences here based on DACA. But my case is not related to DACA. If you have an experience as asylum applicant, please let me know about your trip. Thank you.