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succesful A/P trip!
Hello all,
I want to say I had a successful flight back using interject airline through LAX. I thank everyone in here for there successful experiences that gave me courage to travel abroad after thinking twice about applying and to take the risk to see my sick grandmother in Mexico.

here Is my timeline:
-my lawyer sent application on January 13,2017
it was for Humanitarian purpose
-approval took about 3 months
- April 26th documents mailed to me
-Approval dates (one month) May 1-31st
I traveled may 18th - may 23th.

prior to arriving to LAX you will need to fill out a declaration form (make sure you fill it out correctly)
I came back a Tuesday so It wasn't as busy.
when it was my turn I handed the CBP the advance parole documents.
he asked me what was advance parole and I explained what it was, he also asked me what school I went too, where did I work, and what do I do and also how old was I , NO questions asked about my trip. I was really nervous from the inside but I did not show it from the outside LOL! no need to be nervous, as long as you have a clean record you should be fine.
he then took me to the secondary room and waited about 30m, officer called my name and handed me my stamped passport , with a copy of my advance parole document ( they kept one).
and then I was set to go.
it was such a great experience going back to Mexico, I recommend you guys not to be nervous and enjoy your trip.
it is SOOO worth it, don't think about it twice and GO FOR IT!
thank you all !!!
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AP approval risk of 10yr bar and minor charge for reckless driiving
HI EVERYONE. MY HUSBAND IS A DACA RECIPIENT FROM MEXICO.
TIMELINE FOR AP:
APPLIED 11/18, RECIEPT SENT EARLY DECEMBER, APPROVAL RECEIVED 4/24

US PASSPORTS FOR BOTH OUR CHILDREN AND MYSELF RECEIVED WITHIN 10 DAYS FOR PASSPORT APPS BEING SUBMITTED.
 
We are not sure if he should risk leaving the US even though he has been granted DACA twice and has been Approved for his AP because he is at risk for having the 10yr bar implemented because of 2 EWI'S ONCE as a minor and ONCE at 18yrs with 3 years in between reentry. He was also charged with reckless driving for passing in a no passing zone to avoid being in a major accident due to a guy going way under the speed limit ahead of us. There was a car behind ius and there was no time to brake so he was forced to pass. He was given credit for time served, had his license suspended and then was sent to the Tacoma Detention Center. We posted his $7k bond, got a good lawyer, he was granted DACA, and his case was dismissed.

OUR QUESTION IS:
HAS ANYONE WHO WAS AT RISK OF HAVING A 10YR BAR AND A MINOR CHARGE STILL SUCCESSFULLY LEFT THE US RETURNED. OUR ATTORNEY SAID THIS IS OUR ONLY SHOT UNLESS MYSELF OR ONE OF MY CHILDREN JOINS THE MILITARY. PLEASE HELP!?!
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Advance Parole
I'm going to apply for advance parole so I can visit my grandmother in Mexico. She has heart problems and my aunt sent me a letter from the doctor in Nov of 2016, do you guys think they'll ask me for a more recent letter? I wanted to go in December but I was gave birth on Nov and I didm't want to leave or take my baby to Mexico. I was also in nursing school so I couldn't go anywhere until I graduated because it was a fast track program. I want to prepare the packet on my own, does any one have any tips?

Thank you!
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Traveling on combo card
So my husband and I are traveling to Mexico City tonight he has a combo card as wears adjusting his status just wondering what he needs to take is his passport and combo card enough? Or does he need to take all of his adjustment paperwork?
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best airline recommendation
I have been reading a lot of bad reviews for Aeromexico, and I was planning to departure with them.
Can anyone tell me their experiences with either Aeromexico or Interjet? or any third party airline. which one do you recommend
Is it true that they make you go through customs and immigration all over again in Mexico City?
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Anyone from Dallas tx?
Has anybody traveled from Dallas airport to mexico? I am traveling the next week with my us citizens sons and husband!!! Please share your experience.
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I-131
Good Morning, is there any phone number that I can call to ask about my advance parole? I been waiting 4 month now.
Thank you!!
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College in Canada
Has anyone experienced studying in another country under AP? I would like to go to college in Canada, what is the first thing to do? Sign up for school or submit AP application? Also if granted AP, for what amount of time is it issued?
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Successful Advance Parole Trip!
Hi guys I just wanted to let you guys know that I made a successful trip back from Mexico City thanks to GOD. I left from Seattle April 27th and arrived in Las Vegas May 2nd. It was a short trip. I took with me both my AP documents, Mexican Passport, DACA EAD Card, Drivers License, Birth Certificate and my Lawyer letter proof of my AP approval. When going through customs in Las Vegas all I needed to show them was my AP travel Documents, EAD Card, Passport and drivers license. The officer asked general questions like what was the purpose of travel, where did you visit, for how long was the trip, where do you live, what's your profession. After answering they took my finger prints and foto and sent me to a secondary inspection (this is normal and a routine) I waited in a room for about 45 mins along with about 15 others once my name was called the officer who was really nice asked me the same questions as the first one and after I answered he stamped paroled on my passport and AP travel documents, he kept one travel document and handed me the other along with my passport and he said welcome to the United States and asked me to go to the final inspection of my carry on. When I arrived at the 3rd inspection the officer was really nice and checked my carry on for food or liquids and asked me if I had brought anything back from Mexico and I said only religious artifacts. He signed off on my AP documents and said welcome back and I was free to go to catch my flight to Seattle. The whole expoerence was sureal and exciting, it was nervous when waiting for my documents from the officers but god helped me keep calm. I now can adjust my status through my US Citizen wife and file for my permanent residency but due to financial issues due to family events on both sides of the border I can not afford at this moment to file. If any one knows of where there are resources to help pay lawyer fees and immigration fees please let me know. The total cost for my adjustment of status is going to be a little over $3,850. If anyone would be kind to donate i would greatly appreciate it, I have set up a venmo account to help with these costs. My venmo is @JBAdreamer and my paypal is paypal.me/JBA21. Thank you and GOD bless all.
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Advance parole questions and timeline
The moment of truth is finally here,
Time line
11/2016 applied for advanced parole humanitarian reason
03/2017 received my approval
05/20/2017 waiting at the Miami airport to board my plane to visit my sick
Grandmother and I return on 05/26/2017
Praying to God to make my return process a breeze

I have my passport, DACA card, Daca approval notice, both Advance parole documents
And drivers license.

Is there anything else I need? Thank you in advance
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