Advance payroll

[asifjavaid 0]

Hi friends,

Today I recieve "ADVANCE PAYROLL" combo (can work in US and travel outside of America)

I want to travel Canada as a visit so I need Canada visa or My combo card works as a visa.

If I need the visa what is the possibility of rejection

Thanks if u reply

Please advice

[UK_Fan 192]

you mean "parole'? lol sorry i don't mean to troll, i just think its funny.. unless USCIS pays you now ahah

but no, you need a visa and a valid passport to travel.

[C-ma'am 684]

The authorization to Work is called EAD and the authorization to travel outside of the US before having your GC in hand is called Advance Parole.

What do you mean by visa and possibility of rejection? The authorization is not a visa. You should be able to go to Canada and come back without any issues.

**Moved from Finding Work in America to Working & Travelling, as the questions are related to these last two.

Edited September 9, 2012 by Celeste & C

[maggiep 8]

Hi friends,

Today I recieve "ADVANCE PAYROLL" combo (can work in US and travel outside of America)

I want to travel Canada as a visit so I need Canada visa or My combo card works as a visa.

If I need the visa what is the possibility of rejection

Thanks if u reply

Please advice

You need a visa to enter Canada. The advance parole is only for entering USA, not other countries.

[Krikit 1,163]

The authorization to Work is called EAD and the authorization to travel outside of the US before having your GC in hand is called Advanced Parole.

What do you mean by visa and possibility of rejection? The authorization is not a visa. You should be able to go to Canada and come back without any issues.

**Moved from Finding Work in America to Working & Travelling, as the questions are related to these last two.

Just a point of clarification. Advance Parole. No "d".

Depending upon your country of citizenship, Canada requires a visa. Pakistan is on the visa required list. The combo card does not gain you entry to any country but the US. Once you have your greencard, however, you may present that, along with your passport, at the Canadian Port of Entry. Please see this link for more info:

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/index.asp

[C-ma'am 684]

Gotcha

Edited September 7, 2012 by Celeste & C