Traveling Outside the US As Asylee applicant ,Asylee,LPR through Asylum

rojo said:
where did you travel if you don't mind me asking?


where did you travel if you don't mind me asking?
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I traveled to Europe, entered through Germany, and from there traveled by bus or train only to other European countries.
 
RERG said:
I traveled to Europe, entered through Germany, and from there traveled by bus or train only to other European countries.
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upon return to the US were you sent to secondary inspection? If so, what questions were you asked?
 
rojo said:
upon return to the US were you sent to secondary inspection? If so, what questions were you asked?
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Yes! But the officer told me that’s where they keep the ‘returning asylee’ seals, so that’s why I needed to be sent to secondary. All they asked was which country I had visited and for how long. It all took around 10min tops.
 
RERG said:
I traveled to Europe, entered through Germany, and from there traveled by bus or train only to other European countries.
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Did you need to apply for german visa before the visit, or RTD allow you to enter Germany without it?
I've heard some people complain about European airlines not recognizing RTD at the airport on the way back to the US.
Anything like this happened, or everything was smooth?
 
f4n1us said:
Did you need to apply for german visa before the visit, or RTD allow you to enter Germany without it?
I've heard some people complain about European airlines not recognizing RTD at the airport on the way back to the US.
Anything like this happened, or everything was smooth?
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No visa needed for Germany, I had no issues checking in with the airline when coming back, however, traveling by plane within Europe can be kind of tricky, at the end of my trip I traveled from Italy to Germany by plane without a visa, they were a little hesitant to let me board, but since I had the entry stamp in Germany showing they allowed me into the country, I could fly without further issues. My advice would be, travel by train or even by bus within the continent if you don't have a schengen visa to avoid any issues.
 
Hi everyone, has anyone had an Idea about What’s the difference between USCIS referral IDs that start with OVP and WTC for expedite requests at Nebraska Service Center?
 
Hellosfo said:
Hi everyone, has anyone had an Idea about What’s the difference between USCIS referral IDs that start with OVP and WTC for expedite requests at Nebraska Service Center?
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Not sure it has any particular significance, my expedite refs IDs are RPA, T1B, one is over 60days, another is over 35days, the initial request is also over 150days...LOL, so i have given up, all the best to you
 
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