How to Apply for Advance Parole

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I recently got my EAD from TPS and now I want to apply for advance parole. I was wondering if anyone can help me understand the procedure. How long does it takes to get the AP? Do I need to have special condition(family emergency) to have AP? How long is AP valid? What are the supporting documents required for AP?

Spandey808 · Aug 29, 2017 1:06 PM · 17,211 views

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if you have family emergency , then you can apply for emergency adv parole at field office and you will get advanced parole on the same day ( if you meet requirements). Otherwise , normal AP timeline is around 60 days.

thatAngryGuy · Aug 29, 2017 4:10 PM

Spandey, when did your TPS got approved? , I have also requested Ombudsman for case assistance. It's been more than 15 days but still nothing happened. Did you expidite your case with them?

simple_thinking · Aug 30, 2017 10:10 AM

simple thinking, I requested with Ombudsman in mid August and within week, I got mine EAD and TPS through USCIS so Ombudsman closed my case. and Yes, I did request for case expedite with USCIS four times.

Spandey808 · Aug 31, 2017 11:25 AM

ThatAngryGuy, I do not have the family emergency. So can you tell me the step by step process for advance parole on normal conditions? or can u direct me to website where can I find the detailed information. I checked on USCIS and I couldn't find much info. Your help is appreciated.

Spandey808 · Aug 31, 2017 11:28 AM

Form for both process will be same , and that is i-131. Download the form from javaskript:nicTemp(); and instruction to fill the form from javaskript:nicTemp(); .This document has all the details you need to file your advanced parole.Make sure you refer to filing fee for accurate fee details ( right now , it seems to be $575 + $0). In part 2 of the form, you will be selecting 1.d because of below criteria you meet for tps. Advance Parole – Type D (pending I-Form I-485; pending Form I-821; or approved Form I-821D) . Good luck.

thatAngryGuy · Sep 1, 2017 10:52 AM

Thanks AngryGuy for so many information. I will get back to you if I have any further confusion. Thank You once again and have a wonderful day! :)

Spandey808 · Sep 2, 2017 9:00 PM

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