DACA recipients may apply for advance parole to travel abroad for qualifying humanitarian, educational, or employment reasons and return lawfully to the United States.
Vacation travel alone does not qualify, and approval and reentry are never guaranteed, so the firm reviews the travel basis and discusses reentry risk before you leave the United States.
Border Crossing Law Firm handles this service for a clear flat fee of $2,000. Work on your case begins with the first payment. Government filing fees are separate and not included in the legal fee.
For Form I-131 (advance parole), USCIS currently reports that at a typical office, half of cases finish within about 23 months and 8 in 10 finish within about 2.1 years (USCIS data, July 15, 2026). See current USCIS processing times for your office.
Government filing fees change frequently. We confirm the current amounts with you again at the time of filing, and the firm is not responsible for government fee increases.
After the first payment, the firm e-mails an Attorney-Client Contract for electronic signature, a link to the online intake form, and a checklist of documents to start collecting. Attorney Shahid Haque is available by e-mail, phone, and video throughout the case.