Posted by: baikuntha_Dhabak August 29, 2019
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Hello mitraharu,
I am traveling to Nepal this dashain/tihar after 14 years and wanted to get ya'lls experience within the last year or so on traveling on AP. I came on a F1 visa and then stopped going to school which jeopardized my status for about 3+ years until TPS was granted.
I am currently working as a contractor in IT and will be taking the following papers during my travel:
1) TPS approval notice (2016 and 2017); I didn't apply for TPS again since its auto renewed
2) AP document with expiration date of March 2020
3) Federal Notice print
4) Valid Drivers license with March 2020 exp date
5) Letter from my employer that states I still work for them
6) Nepali passport
I have already booked my tickets.
I am traveling to Nepal this dashain/tihar after 14 years and wanted to get ya'lls experience within the last year or so on traveling on AP. I came on a F1 visa and then stopped going to school which jeopardized my status for about 3+ years until TPS was granted.
I am currently working as a contractor in IT and will be taking the following papers during my travel:
1) TPS approval notice (2016 and 2017); I didn't apply for TPS again since its auto renewed
2) AP document with expiration date of March 2020
3) Federal Notice print
4) Valid Drivers license with March 2020 exp date
5) Letter from my employer that states I still work for them
6) Nepali passport
I have already booked my tickets.
I have never been convicted of felony or misdemeanor either..clean record so far.
I was wondering if there are similar individuals here who fell out of status like me for a few years and were able to get back into the US without any issue?
The AP document has a disclaimer that says getting back to the US is not guaranteed and advises consultation with a lawyer before traveling.
Please share your recent experiences (since Trump took office) in similar matter and also let me know if I need to take any additional documents?
Dherai Dherai Dhanyabad.
BD
I was wondering if there are similar individuals here who fell out of status like me for a few years and were able to get back into the US without any issue?
The AP document has a disclaimer that says getting back to the US is not guaranteed and advises consultation with a lawyer before traveling.
Please share your recent experiences (since Trump took office) in similar matter and also let me know if I need to take any additional documents?
Dherai Dherai Dhanyabad.
BD
Last edited: 29-Aug-19 03:26 PM