advanced parole...

[JelloShotGirl 0]

I believe AOS form is like $400 fee. Ok , no problem, how long does it usually take for an "AOS?" My husb 2 be father is old and just had stroke a few months ago. I want to make sure he can travel back to Philippines just in case his dad really needs him. Does he fill out the AOS and Advance parole as soon as he gets admitted to United states? Is he able to do the advance parole just to have it , "just in case" and also if we want to travel!? we love travelling.

[KarenCee 3]

I believe AOS form is like $400 fee. Ok , no problem, how long does it usually take for an "AOS?" My husb 2 be father is old and just had stroke a few months ago. I want to make sure he can travel back to Philippines just in case his dad really needs him. Does he fill out the AOS and Advance parole as soon as he gets admitted to United states? Is he able to do the advance parole just to have it , "just in case" and also if we want to travel!? we love travelling.

It is hard to say how long AOS will take. Times vary on here and if you look at others timelines you'll see what I mean. As for AP, it's a good thing to apply for it. We did, and we were approved fairly quick. My husband's AP is for multiple use too. We stated that he needed it in case of a family emergency...he does have a grandfather who has health issues. We love travelling too but we're reserving it for that *just in case* emergency. You fill out AOS, EAD (if he wants to work), and the AP, submitting them all at the same time with separate checks for each.

[JelloShotGirl 0]

I believe AOS form is like $400 fee. Ok , no problem, how long does it usually take for an "AOS?" My husb 2 be father is old and just had stroke a few months ago. I want to make sure he can travel back to Philippines just in case his dad really needs him. Does he fill out the AOS and Advance parole as soon as he gets admitted to United states? Is he able to do the advance parole just to have it , "just in case" and also if we want to travel!? we love travelling.

It is hard to say how long AOS will take. Times vary on here and if you look at others timelines you'll see what I mean. As for AP, it's a good thing to apply for it. We did, and we were approved fairly quick. My husband's AP is for multiple use too. We stated that he needed it in case of a family emergency...he does have a grandfather who has health issues. We love travelling too but we're reserving it for that *just in case* emergency. You fill out AOS, EAD (if he wants to work), and the AP, submitting them all at the same time with separate checks for each.

Maraming saLamat! (Thanks! )

[Patochan 0]

Thanks for the information. So filing the AP is really just in case my wife needs to travel back to Japan for an emergency? We also wanted to travel to Vietnam & Cambodia for our honeymoon in May. Would it be OK to list that as a reason on the AP form? If we don't list it, would it be a problem if we went on our honeymoon before her AOS is completed.

domo arigato gozaimasu

We are submitting her AOS this coming week.

[KarenCee 3]

Thanks for the information. So filing the AP is really just in case my wife needs to travel back to Japan for an emergency? We also wanted to travel to Vietnam & Cambodia for our honeymoon in May. Would it be OK to list that as a reason on the AP form? If we don't list it, would it be a problem if we went on our honeymoon before her AOS is completed.

domo arigato gozaimasu

We are submitting her AOS this coming week.

You would have to delay the honeymoon, since you cannot leave the country until you either have AP or the GC. You cannot file for AP until you have married and file for AOS (and EAD if your spouse wants to work). Sure, you can go on a honeymoon before AOS, but you have to remain in the US. She cannot leave the country until she has AP.