Is it ok to travel to my home country if I am a derivative asylee?
I do not recommend you going there. It depends on your mother's claims and frankly may mean there is no harm for you or your family there.
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I do not recommend you going there. It depends on your mother's claims and frankly may mean there is no harm for you or your family there.
Delays do not mean your case is denied. It's not too long to worry about it yet.
It depends on how and when she entered the country; if she is willing and has basis for cancellation of removal (if nothing else is suitable)...
You might be denied entry because after I-130 is filed you have an immigrant intent.
I believe humanitarian parole will be a more appropriate venue.
Are you going to be compensated for the activities? If so, you need be in line with your status.
You may travel after you filed your petition to remove the condition. To feel safer, you can go to USCIS and have your passport stamped...
I agree with my colleagues.
I agree with my colleagues.
I agree with Mr. Capriotti.