If a pending asylee apply for advance parole and after approval does not visit internationally, will it affect negatively?
Asked on Apr 16th, 2017 on Immigration - California
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I am a pending asylee of form I-589. I have my EAD and social, my mother is so sick and she is under treatment and the doctors are deciding to send her abroad for better treatment. I want to see her and want to be beside her. I am not sure which country they are going to send her either UAE or India. Do I need to give specific country name to apply for advance parole? I am applying it for future emergency situation. At the urgent moment, I don’t want to go through with all the paper work. What should I do and what kind of supporting document will help me to get approved my advance parole? I also need to show my advance parole to the other country (where my mother is going for her treatment) to get my tourist visa approved. If I do not visit internationally, after getting approval because of changing my mother’s health condition will it affect my case negatively?
Unless you have other valid status that may give you AP eligibility, you may not apply for advance parole as an asylum applicant. If you do get it it will not affect you if you do not travel outside the US.
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