Hello,
I checked the web site and saw that my AP was approved. Has anyone traveled with one? Can you tell me the process, is it a letter, a pasport stamp? is it easy to get back, any problems?
Thanks and have a good warm day.
David
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This is a frequent question.
It is a letter, you carry with you when leaving the country, and present to the POE officer upon return.
Carry a copy of it to give to the POE officer to keep.
Book airline tickets using passport name.
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It is a letter, you carry with you when leaving the country, and present to the POE officer upon return.
Carry a copy of it to give to the POE officer to keep.
Book airline tickets using passport name.
Asked yesterday:
http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...c=99185&hl=
QUOTE(DavidEvgeniya @ Dec 6 2007, 11:42 AM) 
Hello,
I checked the web site and saw that my AP was approved. Has anyone traveled with one? Can you tell me the process, is it a letter, a pasport stamp? is it easy to get back, any problems?
Thanks and have a good warm day.
David
I checked the web site and saw that my AP was approved. Has anyone traveled with one? Can you tell me the process, is it a letter, a pasport stamp? is it easy to get back, any problems?
Thanks and have a good warm day.
David
I also applied for AP and was approved but it so happened that before I leave the country I received my greencard, so I haven't use it. It's a form of a letter and its good as a greencard/passport. Bring your passport and that AP because you will present it to the airline company and the Custom and Boarder Protection Inspector at a port-of-entry. Read the AP carefully. Congrats. I am happy for you...
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