answered prayer
3 de sep de 2026
traveling with my AP
can I still travel with my AP I plan to travel to my home country in December?
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MIKE VAWA MARCH 2023 joe3 de sep de 2026
you cannot travel if you overstayed you visa
Sept 20223 de sep de 2026
Don't risk it
marie T4 de sep de 2026
not the best time to travel because when reentering the country only the officer will decide if you're fit to enter or not with this administration..just wait for your green card to be safe
heartbeat anonymous4 de sep de 2026
I’m going to travel this coming week ore in two weeks my dad is sick so I have no choice I know it’s risky but my dad is very sick
answered prayer4 de sep de 2026
thank you all for the response however it’s inevitable I should travel I pray all goes well.Even staying back here is not safe either the way they are picking people up is scary too.
David D4 de sep de 2026
@heartbeat anonymous so sorry to hear that I hope everything goes well and please make a post about your return back home! good luck
heartbeat anonymous4 de sep de 2026
sure I will I’m traveling next week
Dante K5 de sep de 2026
@answered prayer you good to go, my friend the new RULES applied only for DACA recipients
survivor p5 de sep de 2026
@Dante K STOP spreading wrong info! On August 13, 2026, the BIA decided Matter of Delcarmen-Lara and held that travel under advance parole counts as a “departure” for purposes of the 3- and 10-year unlawful-presence bars under INA §212(a)(9)(B). Although the person in that case had DACA, the holding is written broadly and applies to advance-parole travelers generally.
If you are sure that affect only DACA then provide a link or law that will confirm it.
Dante K8 de sep de 2026
@survivor p I don’t have to provide any link or anything. You can just go ahead on the history of the timeline of this app. You can see people just came back in this month and they have overstay also.
survivor p8 de sep de 2026
@Dante K bc it applies only to those ppl who left USA after August 13. Do not believe always in what people post here. every case is different and fact specific but rules are rules. I wouldn’t advice to travel to anyone who overstayed more than 180 days. every lawyer I know say the same.
