Use these prompts as a tool to weigh the benefits and risks of Advance Parole, and to reflect on whether this feels like the right time for you to apply.

Reflection Prompts: Deciding Whether to Apply for Advance Parole We recommend reading through the Advance Parole: Weighing the Benefits & Risks resource to support you in considering the many factors involved in Advance Parole travel. Renata’s Story: Difficult interactions with CBP officers Jesús’ Story: Risks involved in AP travel Iliana’s Story: Pursuing a research opportunity abroadĮstefanía’s Story: Seeking a “lawful entry” back into the U.S. It’s important to learn as much as you can about the process and consider all the advantages and drawbacks, in order to choose the path that’s right for you. Weighing the Benefits and Risks of Advance ParoleĬhoosing to apply for and travel with Advance Parole is a big decision. Read Advance Parole: Frequently Asked Questions for a quick summary of Advance Parole. It must be requested before leaving the country and carried with you, along with other travel documents, while you travel. Advance Parole OverviewĪdvance Parole (AP) is a document that grants temporary permission to certain immigrants to travel outside the U.S.

This topic is designed to provide you with an overview of how Advance Parole (AP) works, what its requirements are, and how to determine if it is right for you. Your circumstances are unique to you, and you should make sure to seek the additional resources, as well as community and legal support you need to determine if Advance Parole is a good fit. Remember that what works for some, may not work for everyone. The information in these topics is not legal advice. The topics consist of tips and checklists, reflection prompts, conversation starters, and audio stories from DACA recipients who have traveled outside the U.S. The following 6 topics provide an overview of what Advance Parole is and how it works, how to fund your trip, the requirements of the application, preparing to travel, experiences abroad, and readjusting to life in the States. This project is designed to acquaint DACA recipients with Advance Parole. Though it is far from a comprehensive solution for the millions of immigrants whose lives are limited by their status, for folks with Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), Advance Parole (AP) can be a great opportunity to experience what life is like outside the U.S. Everyone deserves to move freely, without restrictions imposed by an unjust immigration system. If you are an undocumented person who dreams of traveling outside the U.S., you are not alone.

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