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On the instructions for form I-131, it says that you may apply for advance parole if you have a specific business reason or an emergency. But after reading through the forums, it seems some people applied just to visit family. So which is it? I know alot of people apply incase an emergency arises regarding family, but what if you just want to go see them?

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where on the form does it specifically say "only for business or emergency"?

I applied for AP to visit my family, and I was granted that without difficulties.

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On the instructions for form I-131, it says that you may apply for advance parole if you have a specific business reason or an emergency. But after reading through the forums, it seems some people applied just to visit family. So which is it? I know alot of people apply incase an emergency arises regarding family, but what if you just want to go see them?

It seems confusing, but AP has become a routine interim benefit for adjusting applicants.

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