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Advance Parole????

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vnoe   0

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Good day everyone!!!

I am wondering if anyone has had any experience with the Advance Parole?? I live on the border and have been offered an awesome job in Canada of course. I'm not yet married...our intentions are for July 7. Right now I have my checklist ready to fax back to VCR...so that is where we are in the process.

But right now I have a job I hate and this new job of course is in Canada as well. The commute from my home /my fiance's home is the same. I just want to know if it would be worth it to switch jobs and maybe get an idea from anyone about the whole Advance Parole deal???

Thanks again in advance.

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bottom line is you can't leave the US and return without the AP ......Ap seems to take about 8-12 weeks on average to have it in hand.

http://www.visajourney.com/timeline/aplist...mp;op5=3,6,9,10

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Krikit   1,164

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"Bona fide business reasons" are grounds for issuance of advance parole. As long as you have a contract letter from your employer you can make an InfoPass appointment to request emergency AP. (See Form I-131 http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/I-131.pdf)

Now... having said that.... approval is still subject to the Immigration Officer's authorization. All the best.

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