AP I-131 form question: Date of intended departure?

[panthai 0]

on the AP I-131 form. Part 3, question 1, ask you for date of intended departure and expected length of trip. What if you don't know the date and also what is the longest length of stay before returning to US? I know this is a dumb question, hope you can give this newbie a little help. Thank you to all, Will and Pan

[Landy 0]

I had the same dilemma; I just approximated the date. I think that should be sufficient. If you want you can indicate that this is an approximate date on the form.

[raymaga 25]

You can give a few dates of times where you might possibly want to travel, for instance, Christmas, or your parent's anniversary, etc. Once the AP is issued, the dates and reasons for any trips taken are not an issue and AP is usually good for multiple trips and valid for 1 year.

Good luck.

[Yodrak 7]

dakineman,

If you have some idea about when your wife might travel enter the estimate, as others have suggested. 'to be determined' is also quite acceptable.

Length of stay can be from whenever she leaves until the advance parole expires or until the adjustment interview.

Yodrak

on the AP I-131 form. Part 3, question 1, ask you for date of intended departure and expected length of trip. What if you don't know the date and also what is the longest length of stay before returning to US? I know this is a dumb question, hope you can give this newbie a little help. Thank you to all, Will and Pan

Edited May 30, 2006 by Yodrak

[panthai 0]

Thank you everyone for your information, we now know what to do. This site is so helpful and friendly. Thank you all, Will and Pan

[bamdame 0]

Just take a shot in the dark. Put the date or dates on your letter on intent and that should work...cheers

[araz87 0]

I just put "Unknown at this time" and did not have any problem.