Originally posted by gtaid1
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On Page 17 of the Form I-485 Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status Instructions, Page 17 says the following below, Under the heading:
IF YOU LEAVE THE UNITED STATES WHILE YOUR APPLICATION IS PENDING
If you are applying for adjustment of status under INA section 209 because you were admitted as a refugee or granted asylum, you may travel abroad and return to the United States with a refugee travel document. You may obtain a refugee travel document by filing Form I-131 as specified in the Form I-131 Instructions. However, see Form I-131 Instructions for a travel warning regarding voluntary re-availment.
If you were admitted as a refugee or granted asylum (asylee) and are applying for adjustment of status (Form I-485) one year after that, you can travel outside the United States on a valid U.S. Refugee Travel Document (Form I-571) and are NOT REQUIRED TO HAVE AN ADVANCE PAROLE.
Asylees adjust their status under Immigration Nationality Act Section 209 not section INA Section 245. I will say it once again, All the information you need is on USCIS.gov. For pertinent asylee related information my blog is on my profile here.
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