Question about advanced Parole
May 30th 2002, 11:20 am
#1
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Question about advanced Parole
If & when we are approved I will be heading down south with my small car and just
some small stuff that I can fit in the Car. I do plan on filing for an advanced
parole as well because of Family reasons, but would also saying that i need to pick
up the rest of my belongs be considered a good excuse as well. Also if I did not file
for the AP how long would it be before I was to be allowed to re-entry Canada with no
problems getting back in to the US
some small stuff that I can fit in the Car. I do plan on filing for an advanced
parole as well because of Family reasons, but would also saying that i need to pick
up the rest of my belongs be considered a good excuse as well. Also if I did not file
for the AP how long would it be before I was to be allowed to re-entry Canada with no
problems getting back in to the US
May 30th 2002, 7:21 pm
#2
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Re: Question about advanced Parole
AFAIK, if you leave the US without an AP, the INS will consider your application
"abandoned". You would have to start over again, if they let you in at all....
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-Michèle (US) & Brian (CAN) Detailed Timeline: http://ladysun1969.tripod.com Oct 11,
2000: met in person June 16, 2001: married in Las Vegas July 10, 2001: submitted
I-485/I-130 package (Cleveland) August 14, 2001: EAD & SSN August 17, 2001:
fingerprints August 21, 2001: AP January 21, 2002: moved to San Francisco May 28,
2002: AOS interview (SF) -- given 90 day Continuance for Medical Exam
Dabear© <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> If & when we are approved I will be heading down south with my small car and just
> some small stuff that I can fit in the Car. I do plan on filing for an advanced
> parole as well because of Family reasons, but would also saying that i need to pick
> up the rest of my belongs be considered a good excuse as well. Also if I did not
> file for the AP how long would it be before I was to be allowed to re-entry Canada
> with no problems getting back in to the US
"abandoned". You would have to start over again, if they let you in at all....
--
-Michèle (US) & Brian (CAN) Detailed Timeline: http://ladysun1969.tripod.com Oct 11,
2000: met in person June 16, 2001: married in Las Vegas July 10, 2001: submitted
I-485/I-130 package (Cleveland) August 14, 2001: EAD & SSN August 17, 2001:
fingerprints August 21, 2001: AP January 21, 2002: moved to San Francisco May 28,
2002: AOS interview (SF) -- given 90 day Continuance for Medical Exam
Dabear© <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> If & when we are approved I will be heading down south with my small car and just
> some small stuff that I can fit in the Car. I do plan on filing for an advanced
> parole as well because of Family reasons, but would also saying that i need to pick
> up the rest of my belongs be considered a good excuse as well. Also if I did not
> file for the AP how long would it be before I was to be allowed to re-entry Canada
> with no problems getting back in to the US
May 30th 2002, 9:31 pm
#3
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Re: Question about advanced Parole
You don't need an ~excuse~ to file for A/P. Just put down for family visits, vacation, emergencies.
The only other way to leave the US without abandoning your pending AOS is after your AOS interview and you have the I-551 stamp in your passport and/or green card in your possession.
The length of time would depend on the INS office you are using.
R
The only other way to leave the US without abandoning your pending AOS is after your AOS interview and you have the I-551 stamp in your passport and/or green card in your possession.
The length of time would depend on the INS office you are using.
R
