Posted by: stateofnepal January 28, 2016
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NO. Even the people with no status travel on Parole.
BTW as http://www.hooyou.com
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Example 1:
Tony is a valid H-1B visa holder and is going abroad to India; however, he does not apply for an Advance Parole document. He wants to return to the U.S.; therefore, he applies for an H-1B visa again and it is approved. He now is able to re-enter the U.S. If he returns to work for his H-1B sponsoring employer, his I-485 will be preserved and he will keep his H-1B status.
If Tony fails to obtain an H-1B visa and he has to use the Advance Parole document for entering the U.S. after his trip, he will be granted parolee status at the port of entry. If Tony continues to work for his H-1B employer, his H-1B employment authorization will remain valid for the period as shown on the approval notice and he will not need an EAD to work. If Tony files an H-1B extension petition or H-1B transfer petition (through employer's sponsorship) before the expiration of his H-1B approved period, the USCIS will grant him H-1B status upon approval of the H-1B petition. Through this method, Tony will resume H-1B status.
- See more at: http://www.hooyou.com/advanceparole/h1bv-ap.html#sthash.j3o4Us3N.dpuf
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I don't get this example. Do they actually issue AP on the port of entry?
NO. Even the people with no status travel on Parole.
BTW as http://www.hooyou.com
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Example 1:
Tony is a valid H-1B visa holder and is going abroad to India; however, he does not apply for an Advance Parole document. He wants to return to the U.S.; therefore, he applies for an H-1B visa again and it is approved. He now is able to re-enter the U.S. If he returns to work for his H-1B sponsoring employer, his I-485 will be preserved and he will keep his H-1B status.
If Tony fails to obtain an H-1B visa and he has to use the Advance Parole document for entering the U.S. after his trip, he will be granted parolee status at the port of entry. If Tony continues to work for his H-1B employer, his H-1B employment authorization will remain valid for the period as shown on the approval notice and he will not need an EAD to work. If Tony files an H-1B extension petition or H-1B transfer petition (through employer's sponsorship) before the expiration of his H-1B approved period, the USCIS will grant him H-1B status upon approval of the H-1B petition. Through this method, Tony will resume H-1B status.
- See more at: http://www.hooyou.com/advanceparole/h1bv-ap.html#sthash.j3o4Us3N.dpuf
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I don't get this example. Do they actually issue AP on the port of entry?