Deported in 2005 daca

[Skymusic 2]

Guys if i have daca and i waa deported back then in 2005, Can i use advance parole?

[f f 725]

same question as before, has anything changed since this thread?

 

[Ben&Zian 4,398]

http://www.amigalawyers.com/posts/2016/2/22/advance-parole-with-a-prior-deportation-order-is-it-possible-is-it-safe

 

Technically from a few other articles I've read it is possible but you're taking a chance honestly.

 

Good luck.....

 

 

[Skymusic 2]

10 minutes ago, f f said:

same question as before, has anything changed since this thread?

 

This is a total different question. I'm planning of getting daca instead because using the bcc sounds a bit dangerous for me tbh. Daca then advance parole is a bit better but what I'm worried is what would cbp see when trying to re enter

[Ben&Zian 4,398]

No specific answer can be given really. It's still risky and you're taking a chance of being denied re-entry,

[TBoneTX 45,498]

Why don't you telephone a CBP port (like Laredo, if you're closest to there) to ask what your realistic chances are?  Their answer will settle your uncertainty.

[Skymusic 2]

13 hours ago, TBoneTX said:

Why don't you telephone a CBP port (like Laredo, if you're closest to there) to ask what your realistic chances are?  Their answer will settle your uncertainty.

Sounds like a great idea. What I'm so confused is , i was deported once when i was 14 years old now I'm 25. Would be there a problem at the port of entry

[mrtravel 40]

On 4/5/2017 at 4:30 PM, Skymusic said:

Guys if i have daca and i waa deported back then in 2005, Can i use advance parole?

Given the current situation, I recommend not leaving the country unless you are a citizen or green card holder.

[mrtravel 40]

On 4/6/2017 at 0:47 PM, TBoneTX said:

Why don't you telephone a CBP port (like Laredo, if you're closest to there) to ask what your realistic chances are?  Their answer will settle your uncertainty.

I'd be concern they would lie to get me out of the country and stop me on the way back in. 

I would not put faith in what any one agent tells you before you leave or on the way out.  Another agent is the one who is going to make the decision on your way back

[Transborderwife 4,666]

I would also seek out opinions on a DACA specific forum.  There's a few out there who may be able to better answer this.