Traveling with advance parole
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Traveling with advance parole
I am married to an American citizen and currently in a process for I-485. I have an approved advance parole and working authorization. I have on my record a PC-594a. I have completed my punishment from court and have my disposition certificate. Is it safe to travel abroad without my wife and come back to the U.S.? Do I need to provide the immigration a reason for my travelling Does it have to be an emergency?
Asked on April 16, 2019 under Immigration Law, California
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SB Member California Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 4 years ago | Contributor
i would not suggest traveling internationally, alone or otherwise until you get your green card. Just because you have an advance parole travel document does not mean you should use it without any consequences. just wait until you get your green card.
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