Rita Doshi
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My parents recently travelled outside US on AP but did not meet the immigration officer before boarding the plane. What are the implications of this ?
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Parents travelled on AP but did not meet immigration officer at airport
- Thread starter Rita Doshi
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Since when is there immigration inspection when departing the US? There isn't. Your parents did nothing unusual. The only problem might be if they were subject to NSEERS, in which case they'd have to go find an immigration office. Where they subject to NSEERS, also known as "special registration"? If not, then there is really nothing to post about. Even if they were subject to NSEERS, the fact that they are not non-immigrants, but rather parolees, means that they probably didn't have to appear for that either.
.....Even if they were subject to NSEERS, the fact that they are not non-immigrants, but rather parolees, means that they probably didn't have to appear for that either.
http://www.ice.gov/pi/specialregistration/
"The requirement to register does not apply to U.S. citizens, lawful permanent residents (green card holders), refugees, asylum applicants (depending upon date asylum was pending or approved), asylum grantees, and diplomats or others admitted under "A" or "G" visas. Nonimmigrants who must follow these special procedures will also have to use specially designated ports when they leave the country and report in person to an immigration officer at the designated port on their departure date."