here I am
Jul 30, 2021
Can derivative asylee travel to home country using refugee travel document?
Can derivative asylee(spouse or child) travel to home country from where they from using I-131 only (Green card still in process)? multiple resources have different data like yes or no. yes - because they not in risk to come back as main case only for main applicant.
Asylum
Based on grant of asylum more than 1 year ago
Total Days: 906 days
Case
2019-10-30
2022-04-23
I-485
906 Days
Texas Service Center: I-485
Timeline Map
2019-10-30
I-485
Priority Date
2019-10-30
I-485
Submission to USCIS
2019-11-25
I-485
D+26
Biometrics, i.e. fingerprint and photo
2022-02-22
I-485
D+846
Request for Evidence(RFE) from USCIS
2022-03-14
I-485
D+866
Response to RFE
2022-04-23
I-485
D+906
Decision (Approval or Denial)
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M WJul 30, 2021
better not too, if u claiming asylum and a family member is getting benefits based on that asylum better not to go to that country as it could make ur case had to prove
domino 23Jul 30, 2021
u claim for asylum, means u fear of something in ur home country. why ur spouse or kid wants to go back ?
here I amJul 30, 2021
to visit family etc… like exactly as you said I’m fear of that but not them, does it mean they are free to go? or not? my lawyer says that they can go but some other person that they cannot go
domino 23Jul 30, 2021
u can always try. but there always a chance. why do u want to risk it.
here I amJul 30, 2021
I completely agree with you. just trying to get clear info with, like position here that they are not been in a home country for more than 7 years and with current processing time could be much more
Mitch NKJul 30, 2021
they can go. but it's not advisable
