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Travel document or Advance Parole?

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Hi, Im about to fill the form I-131, I entered to the US as a K1 holder and got married 15 days ago, I have my son in Mexico and need to visit him often thats why I need a travel document, but not sure if i should ask for a travel document or advance parole, whats the diference?

I would really apreciate if somebody could help me.

Merry Christmas!! :)

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Hi, Im about to fill the form I-131, I entered to the US as a K1 holder and got married 15 days ago, I have my son in Mexico and need to visit him often thats why I need a travel document, but not sure if i should ask for a travel document or advance parole, whats the diference?

I would really apreciate if somebody could help me.

Merry Christmas!! :)

Actually, advance parole is the same thing as the travel document, ie: you apply for advance parole, and if it is approved, you get a travel document. Good luck!

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you will need it, please get it.

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Service Center : California Service Center

Consulate : Montreal, Canada

Marriage : 2002-09-28

I-130 Sent : 2004-06-01

I-130 NOA1 : 2004-06-29

Re-entry to U.S. Denied:2005-12-31

I-130 Approval : 2006-03-09

NVC Received : 2006-05-02

Your I-130 was approved in 646 days.

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Apply for it asap! It can take long... Good luck!

I know that in case of emergency, you can go to the local office and ask for an AP. But you need to prove that it is an emergency...

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bradschry&samira,

What's the difference between a fruit and an apple? There are several types of travel document, advance parole being one of them.

Yodrak

Hi, Im about to fill the form I-131, I entered to the US as a K1 holder and got married 15 days ago, I have my son in Mexico and need to visit him often thats why I need a travel document, but not sure if i should ask for a travel document or advance parole, whats the diference?

I would really apreciate if somebody could help me.

Merry Christmas!!

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