Travel on Advance Parole

[Attorney_22]

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[katesmith1304]

This is my second time traveling with AP. The first time I left 5 years ago and returned from MX with no issues after 2 weeks.

I will be leaving today and coming back in 3 weeks but for whatever reason the nerves are starting to kick in despite already knowing what to expect. It’s always scary

I received my documents from USCIS and was given until 9/29 to travel. It’s scary thinking that a problem could arise out of nowhere on my return.

Edited May 20, 2023 by katesmith1304

[Attorney_22]

When traveling with advance parole, all that is required is a valid passport, the valid AP document and I also recommend a copy of your I-485 Receipt Notice. 

[katesmith1304]

Thanks!!