Really quick I-131 AP question...
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I am doing my AOS from a K1 visa....I just want to make sure that on this form in Part 2 (Application Type), should I be selecting d. I am applying for an advanced parole document to allow me to return to the United States after temporary foreign travel.
It's the only one that sounds right, but just didn't want to assume and I haven't found anything about the form in searches.
Also, I've left date of departure and length of trip blank as I don't know these details yet and I've chosen 'more than one trip' as again I may need it more than once. Sound ok?
Thanks
It's the only one that sounds right, but just didn't want to assume and I haven't found anything about the form in searches.
Also, I've left date of departure and length of trip blank as I don't know these details yet and I've chosen 'more than one trip' as again I may need it more than once. Sound ok?
Thanks
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I am doing my AOS from a K1 visa....I just want to make sure that on this form in Part 2 (Application Type), should I be selecting d. I am applying for an advanced parole document to allow me to return to the United States after temporary foreign travel.
It's the only one that sounds right, but just didn't want to assume and I haven't found anything about the form in searches.
Also, I've left date of departure and length of trip blank as I don't know these details yet and I've chosen 'more than one trip' as again I may need it more than once. Sound ok?
Thanks![Smile](https://britishexpats.com/forum/images/smilies/smile.gif)
It's the only one that sounds right, but just didn't want to assume and I haven't found anything about the form in searches.
Also, I've left date of departure and length of trip blank as I don't know these details yet and I've chosen 'more than one trip' as again I may need it more than once. Sound ok?
Thanks
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I wouldn't leave anything blank, though...put in a bogus date (they won't hold you to it), or put "unknown at this time" or something. And yes, check the "multiple entry" choice.
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Thanks Rene. I had heard of others leaving those two fields blank (Pepsichic noted in her AOS help guide that she had done that). The date that I travel is entirely dependent on when I get the AP document so I wasn't sure what to put and the date of travel field is supposed to be date format.
Another quick question - I've also noticed others talking about detailing the reason for the trip, now on the form it says in Part 3 'If you are applying for an Advance Parole Document, skip to Part 7' which I have done which bypasses the section where you give info on your proposed travel, is this correct?
Another quick question - I've also noticed others talking about detailing the reason for the trip, now on the form it says in Part 3 'If you are applying for an Advance Parole Document, skip to Part 7' which I have done which bypasses the section where you give info on your proposed travel, is this correct?
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Thanks Rene. I had heard of others leaving those two fields blank (Pepsichic noted in her AOS help guide that she had done that). The date that I travel is entirely dependent on when I get the AP document so I wasn't sure what to put and the date of travel field is supposed to be date format.
Another quick question - I've also noticed others talking about detailing the reason for the trip, now on the form it says in Part 3 'If you are applying for an Advance Parole Document, skip to Part 7' which I have done which bypasses the section where you give info on your proposed travel, is this correct?
Rene
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You are correct in skipping to Part 7. I believe there is a part where it asks you to specify on a separate sheet of paper how you qualify for using AP (something like that). That's where we wrote a little bit about the reason my husband might need to travel, along with how he qualifies for AP.
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They were fine with it.
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Thanks, I am including that too
(as per your help guide which has been brilliant...I had most of it straight in my head already, but it's really helped keep me right...and sane!)
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just stay calm and everything will work out ok
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jb,
I agree with Rene. Try to develop the habit of not leaving questions unanswered (and not answering with N/A even when N/A really is a valid answer, which it usually is not).
Often blanks (or N/As) don't create a problem, but sometimes they do, so why risk it? Develop the habit of putting something in response to every question so that the reader will not have cause to wonder if you missed seeing the question.
Regards, JEff
I agree with Rene. Try to develop the habit of not leaving questions unanswered (and not answering with N/A even when N/A really is a valid answer, which it usually is not).
Often blanks (or N/As) don't create a problem, but sometimes they do, so why risk it? Develop the habit of putting something in response to every question so that the reader will not have cause to wonder if you missed seeing the question.
Regards, JEff
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