Advance Parole Expiry Question

[mitzab 285]

I tried searching here so apologies if I missed and if someone has already answered.

 

My wife received her advanced parole in September 2022, she traveled without any issues and was out of country for 30 days and came back in December 2022. 

 

When she arrived at her POE they stamped the AP and Passport both with stamp which states paroled Until December 2023. 

 

What exactly does this mean? Can she travel till December 2023 if she wants as I thought it expires one year after issue date. 

 

Appreciate your responses.

 

[Boiler 44,700]

Parole through marriage is multi use.

[chancecody 123]

 

 

29 minutes ago, mitzab said:

I tried searching here so apologies if I missed and if someone has already answered.

 

My wife received her advanced parole in September 2022, she traveled without any issues and was out of country for 30 days and came back in December 2022. 

 

When she arrived at her POE they stamped the AP and Passport both with stamp which states paroled Until December 2023. 

 

What exactly does this mean? Can she travel till December 2023 if she wants as I thought it expires one year after issue date. 

 

Appreciate your responses.

 

Your wife's Advance Parole expires in Sept 2023, correct?

 

FYI I had the same question in which my AP was expiring in Oct 2022 and the CBP Agent stamped my passport to Aug 2023 when I traveled back in August. I asked the CBP Agent what it meant and she said you can "enter and exit" until Aug 2023 even though your AP says it is expiring in Oct 2022. However, I chose not to believe her. I chose to follow what is in the USCIS AP which specifically stated expiring Oct 2022 as I did not want to risk it. I re-applied for AP 3 months before expiry and got it 4 months later. It is free to re-apply. Just attach your I-485 receipt.

 

 

Edited January 7, 2023 by chancecody

[Mike E 11,732]

54 minutes ago, mitzab said:

What exactly does this mean? Can she travel till December 2023 if she wants as I thought it expires one year after issue date

She can travel until the Advance Parole Document aka I-512) expires.  The “until December 2023” stuff has no effect on her lawful presence or on her travel privilege.  

Edited January 7, 2023 by Mike E

[mitzab 285]

15 hours ago, Boiler said:

Parole through marriage is multi use.

Yes that's understood

 

15 hours ago, chancecody said:

 

 

Your wife's Advance Parole expires in Sept 2023, correct?

 

FYI I had the same question in which my AP was expiring in Oct 2022 and the CBP Agent stamped my passport to Aug 2023 when I traveled back in August. I asked the CBP Agent what it meant and she said you can "enter and exit" until Aug 2023 even though your AP says it is expiring in Oct 2022. However, I chose not to believe her. I chose to follow what is in the USCIS AP which specifically stated expiring Oct 2022 as I did not want to risk it. I re-applied for AP 3 months before expiry and got it 4 months later. It is free to re-apply. Just attach your I-485 receipt.

 

 

This is the confusion that agent stamping it beyond the suspected expiry date.  I say suspected because the issue date is mentioned on the document but the expiry date. 

 

 

15 hours ago, Mike E said:

She can travel until the Advance Parole Document aka I-512) expires.  The “until December 2023” stuff has no effect on her lawful presence or on her travel privilege.  

Yes that's understood,  but is the expiry date just calculated based on when the document is issued,  because as stated the issue date is mentioned on the document. The expiry date is not,  the only time I saw an expiry date on this document is after this stamp. Which Shows paroled until date.....

[Mike E 11,732]

2 hours ago, mitzab said:

Yes that's understood,  but is the expiry date just calculated based on when the document is issued,  because as stated the issue date is mentioned on the document. The expiry date is not,

Strange.
 

Does your document look like this?

 

 

or does it look like this:

 

 

?

Edited January 8, 2023 by Mike E