Advance Parole questions

[sxdx79 0]

My wife got her advanced parole in the mail today and next to her picture there is a box that says"National Benefits Center parole Stamp" but the box is empty, theres no stamp. Is this normal or does an Imigration officer put a stamp here when coming back to the US?

Also when traveling overseas, back to her country and elsewhere is there anything else we need besides the advance parole? Her passport expires soon and she will get a new one so do we have to show the old passport with the K-1 visa as well as the new one? Or just the new one wit the advance parole?

Thanks!!!

Edited February 24, 2006 by sxdx79

[pinac 0]

My wife got her advanced parole in the mail today and next to her picture there is a box that says"National Benefits Center parole Stamp" but the box is empty, theres no stamp. Is this normal or does an Imigration officer put a stamp here when coming back to the US?

Also when traveling overseas, back to her country and elsewhere is there anything else we need besides the advance parole? Her passport expires soon and she will get a new one so do we have to show the old passport with the K-1 visa as well as the new one? Or just the new one wit the advance parole?

Thanks!!!

They will stamp both copies of the AP when you use it for the first time. They will keep one copy and give one back to you.

You only need a valid passport and the AP document to get back in. That being said, if your wife gets a new passport it would probably be a good idea to bring the old one or at least a copy of the ID & visa pages.