PLEASE ADVICE...

keombe onchuru · (#1 (**permalink**))

I'm in the middle of makaratasi ninataka to go home on parole by permission from INS can you advice me if its a good idea or should iwait.Anybody whose been on same situation i will prefer your input.

Shanika · (#2 (**permalink**))

Haraka haraka haina baraka.....wait!

keombe onchuru · (#3 (**permalink**))

THANKS SHANIKA YOUR INPUT IS APPRECIATED.

observant · (#4 (**permalink**))

Just keep hiding in the makaratasi till the truck crosses over the border to canada then emerge and sprint into the nearest bushes. From there, find the nearest pay phone and dial 1-800-collect to the nearest travel agency and buy a ticket, na urudi hivyo tu, na makaratasi

keombe onchuru · (#5 (**permalink**))

OBSERVANT THATS UNCALLED FOR AND STUPID.

rudy · (#6 (**permalink**))

Omogaka oyo, If you don't have too long to wait until your "things" are finalized, What's the rush?. Unless it's an emergency, I would suggest you chill. On the other hand, I know a lot of people who have used those travel documents and they had no problems. In fact, I have two buddies who checked in this week from Kenya and they were in your shoes. It's really up to you to figure out how bad you have to go because there IS a degree of risk involved. Anytime you try to re-enter the country without citizenship of permanent residency, nothing is guaranteed because remember those guys at the port of entry DO NOT have to let you in. Haven't you heard of the many people who have been frozen even on student status?

keombe onchuru · (#7 (**permalink**))

THANKS RUDY THOSE ARE THE ADVICES I REALLY NEED BEFORE I DECIDE WHATS BEST.

observant · (#8 (**permalink**))

hehehehe , ati uncalled for and stupid?? si ulisema uko kwa makaratasi?? I was just trying to help

southC · (#9 (**permalink**))

LOL @observant......
Keombe advice comes in many ways and observants is one of them....

brickhse · (#10 (**permalink**))

It is actually quite simple, There is a form you fill from your local INS office stating the reason why you need to go home..my mum was sick at the time. I paid $90 application fee and got it stamped the same day. You would not believe how easy it was and my makaratasi were pending at the time .
When i arrived back to the at the point of entry the custom guy stamped it, paroled indefinitely (which he explained to me that i could travel back and forth for the life of the parole paper) I believe they are good for one year

so jaribu ... i actually did it