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kaoticfury

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i am applying reentry permit, it asks "Class of Admission", what should i fill in....ASLYEE? ... :confused: :eek:
 
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iam trying to apply for re entry travel document ,i start filling out the application,

iam having many problems on this application,

part 2 of the application there are 6 options :

a: iam a permanent resident or conditional resident and iam appling for reentry permit

b: i now hold us refugee or asylee status and iam appling for RTD

c : iam a perment resident as the result of asylee atatus and iam applying for RTD

d : iam appling for APD


WHICH OPTION SHOULD I USE?

AMD MY SECOND QUESTION IS WHAT TYPE OF ADMISSION SHOULD I WRITE?

IAM GRATEFUL TO ANYBODY WHO ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS
 
To John Smith

If you are applying for a Reentry,stick (a).Stick (c) if you are applying for RTD as a result of asylum.
 
thank you cadel

i have another question to ask,

i the application there is question about country of citizenship,

should i write statless because i was asylee or write the name of my country,

thanks again for the reply
 
kaoticfury said:
i am applying reentry permit, it asks "Class of Admission", what should i fill in....ASLYEE? ... :confused: :eek:
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HI Kaoticafury .

I believe the " Class of Admission" have be your Category of your GC like AS6, AS7 or AS8 because you are apply for Reentry Permit so you can't use Asylee a (5) you are not longer Asylee

Good luck to others.
 
Guys ! CIS will have database of last class of admission. When you enter under certain category, that is your class of admission from now on. They always track you back to last admission (cuz if you had done something wrong in the past, you would be in-admissible). So Yes if you entered as asylee last time, write "asylee".... why not! that was your last class of admission? right? ... has it become a shame to confess that you were once admitted as asylee. CIS knows it anyway... :rolleyes:
 
Lazerthegreat said:
Guys ! CIS will have database of last class of admission. When you enter under certain category, that is your class of admission from now on. They always track you back to last admission (cuz if you had done something wrong in the past, you would be in-admissible). So Yes if you entered as asylee last time, write "asylee".... why not! that was your last class of admission? right? ... has it become a shame to confess that you were once admitted as asylee. CIS knows it anyway... :rolleyes:
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Once you get adjusted to Permanent REsident, your class changes to Permanent REsident. The question is not "Last class admitted under" but what Class are you going to enter with this document. IF you are an ASYLEE, you write an ASYLEE...IF you have been adjusted to Permanent Resident, you write "Permanent REsident"...Once you get the document, the class on the Travel document will say "Permanent Resident" for PR"s and "ASYLEE" for Asylees.

John, You are a permanent resident based on asylee status so write that. Even though you are stateless, you are still the citizen of the country you were born in or applied asylum against..so write that!...
 
wantmygcnow said:
Once you get adjusted to Permanent REsident, your class changes to Permanent REsident. The question is not "Last class admitted under" but what Class are you going to enter with this document. IF you are an ASYLEE, you write an ASYLEE...IF you have been adjusted to Permanent Resident, you write "Permanent REsident"...Once you get the document, the class on the Travel document will say "Permanent Resident" for PR"s and "ASYLEE" for Asylees.

John, You are a permanent resident based on asylee status so write that. Even though you are stateless, you are still the citizen of the country you were born in or applied asylum against..so write that!...
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want! my man! I respectfully disagree with you on "class issue"... yes the class from now on would be permanent resident. It is self evident that by "class of admission" they mean "under what status did you enter last time in the US"....see you are asking them for an immigration benefit (Re-entry permit) and they want to make sure that before they give you this benefit, they have a little overview of your history that you have done nothing wrong. That is why they are interested in knowing that whether you filed tax returns (see form I-131). They want to know how long have you been outside for the past 5 years). So basically they are reviewing your application whether to give you this benefit or not. The fact that you are already PR, they already know that. YOu don't have to tell them that hey my class is PR. They are interested in your history. Now you might say that they also knew that you were once asylee. Yes thats true but they don't have time neither resources to track your past travel and your past admissions that might be under different categories. All they want to do is to track you down till you last class of admission and decide whether to give you immigration benefit or not.

Regarding country of citizenship, yes you write where you were born or citizen of at the time of asylum application.
 
Lazerthegreat said:
want! my man! I respectfully disagree with you on "class issue"... yes the class from now on would be permanent resident. It is self evident that by "class of admission" they mean "under what status did you enter last time in the US"....see you are asking them for an immigration benefit (Re-entry permit) and they want to make sure that before they give you this benefit, they have a little overview of your history that you have done nothing wrong. That is why they are interested in knowing that whether you filed tax returns (see form I-131). They want to know how long have you been outside for the past 5 years). So basically they are reviewing your application whether to give you this benefit or not. The fact that you are already PR, they already know that. YOu don't have to tell them that hey my class is PR. They are interested in your history. Now you might say that they also knew that you were once asylee. Yes thats true but they don't have time neither resources to track your past travel and your past admissions that might be under different categories. All they want to do is to track you down till you last class of admission and decide whether to give you immigration benefit or not.

Regarding country of citizenship, yes you write where you were born or citizen of at the time of asylum application.
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Lazer, You may be right. But once I put "permanent resident" as class of admission when applying for a RTD(before 9/11) and they sent me the RTD which said "permanent resident" under the Class Category...

Maybe a lawyer can answer this question..Hampton??
 
kaoticfury said:
i will call the national center and see what they say about it
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I think its even better to ask my 6 months old nephew about this than the dorks at the NSC....they will probably give you an answer so you can hang up and then can go back and play solitaire..
 
wantmygcnow said:
I think its even better to ask my 6 months old nephew about this than the dorks at the NSC....they will probably give you an answer so you can hang up and then can go back and play solitaire..
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I do not think it really matters what you write inside that box on your application form (whether LPR or the status under which you entered before). When you supply your name and "A"#, the officer will pull up your full electronic file on the screen and will see know everything about you. :)
 
kaoticfury said:
i will call the national center and see what they say about it
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Kaoticfury my suggestion to you is go to uscis local office to your State and ask an IO that you will be clarified.

Good luck to others.
 
Why doesn't the USCIS post an official answer to this question, posed by so many??

I just called the Customer Service line and was told that "class of admission" refers to the class you were initially admitted to the United States under - not your current class.

I have no idea how well informed the responders are, but that's what he said.

Seems truly irrelevant to me what class I entered under since it was 17 years ago and completely unrelated to my qualification, or lack thereof, of a travel document.

(entered B-1, applied for asylum 1991, received NACARA 2006 + GC)
 
Update:

I didn't feel good about the first replay I got from the Customer Line so I called back.

Different person gave me a different answer!!

This one said put permanent resident, so that's what I'm going to do.

I think this is the text that comes out on the RTD
"Admit as..."
 
This sucks. How can they be giving out different answers for the same question?!!! :confused:

I thought it was "the class you were initially admitted to the United States under" so I wrote that (Visitor B1/B2).. Now I'm sad :( Do you think they can deny my RTD? :( :( :(
 
ve_blur said:
This sucks. How can they be giving out different answers for the same question?!!! :confused:

I thought it was "the class you were initially admitted to the United States under" so I wrote that (Visitor B1/B2).. Now I'm sad :( Do you think they can deny my RTD? :( :( :(
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Their customer line has really poor service. Rely on them at your own peril.
 
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