Travel Overseas for Dreamers

[gonzo310 1]

I wanted to ask for a friend if dreamers could travel over seas to london for work and if so what they would need to travel and re enter in to the United States, any help in this matter would be greatly appreciated. Also do they need like any type of special permit or documents if they can travel over seas.

[aaron2020 11,651]

I would not leave the US as a dreamer.  Only US citizens are guarantee entry into the US.  

[Crazy Cat 41,982]

4 minutes ago, gonzo310 said:

I wanted to ask for a friend if dreamers could travel over seas to london for work and if so what they would need to travel and re enter in to the United States, any help in this matter would be greatly appreciated. Also do they need like any type of special permit or documents if they can travel over seas.

Don't they need advance parole to re-enter the US?

[aaron2020 11,651]

2 minutes ago, missileman said:

Don't they need advance parole to re-enter the US?

DACA need AP to leave and reenter the US. 

Just so OP is aware, AP does not guarantee entry into the US.  

[GVANESSA233 13]

I wouldn’t leave To risky 

[Boiler 45,730]

Nothing needed to leave the US, the question is on what basis the OP would be looking to enter?

[databit 328]

No!...There is no more Advance Parole being issued for DACA recipients. They can leave at any time, but they can't return to the US.

[Boiler 45,730]

They would like any other non USC need a basis for returning.

[trac3rt 64]

Your DACA recipient friend will need an Advanced Parole document, which would allow him/her to depart the country for a brief period of time and request re-entry to the US. This is the problem: DACA recipients are not allowed to apply for Advanced Parole, since 09/07/2017.

 

Some people will say, "You're friend is allowed to leave whenever he wants", but immigration services sees that as "abandonment" of his/her immigration benefit.

 

Your friend should NOT leave the country.

 

See:

https://www.uscis.gov/humanitarian/deferred-action-childhood-arrivals-response-january-2018-preliminary-injunction

 

Edited December 18, 2018 by trac3rt

[Boiler 45,730]

20 minutes ago, trac3rt said:

Your DACA recipient friend will need an Advanced Parole document, which would allow him/her to depart the country for a brief period of time and request re-entry to the US. This is the problem: DACA recipients are not allowed to apply for Advanced Parole, since 09/07/2017.

 

Some people will say, "You're friend is allowed to leave whenever he wants", but immigration services sees that as "abandonment" of his/her immigration benefit.

 

Your friend should NOT leave the country.

 

See:

https://www.uscis.gov/humanitarian/deferred-action-childhood-arrivals-response-january-2018-preliminary-injunction

 

The friend has a legal job opportunity.

[trac3rt 64]

18 hours ago, Boiler said:

The friend has a legal job opportunity.

That is perfectly fine.

 

However, the friend should be fully aware that it will be a one-way plane ticket.

[Chris Duffy 1,257]

I have two guys who work for me that are DACA, On their card that looks like a Greencard it states "Not Good For Re Entry to USA" or something similar.

 

 

[lummo 61]

7 hours ago, Chris Duffy said:

I have two guys who work for me that are DACA, On their card that looks like a Greencard it states "Not Good For Re Entry to USA" or something similar.

That's not a GC, its an EAD:

Some EADs come with AP:

But DACA recipients can no longer get AP:

On 12/18/2018 at 12:35 PM, trac3rt said:

Your DACA recipient friend will need an Advanced Parole document, which would allow him/her to depart the country for a brief period of time and request re-entry to the US. This is the problem: DACA recipients are not allowed to apply for Advanced Parole, since 09/07/2017.

 

[Chris Duffy 1,257]

On ‎12‎/‎26‎/‎2018 at 2:27 PM, lummo said:

That's not a GC, its an EAD:

Some EADs come with AP:

But DACA recipients can no longer get AP:

 

I checked a DACA card yesterday, Looks just like the one posted