tiredofwaiting1
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Did you get yours? and did you do anything to get it?
Traveling Outside the US As Asylee applicant ,Asylee,LPR through Asylum
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Yup, I applied in July 2024 and got the RTD in November 2025. And no I didn't do anything to get it, just waited the normal time.
tiredofwaiting1
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Are you going to use it?
I already used it to travel to Europe and came back in December.
tiredofwaiting1
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Any problem while coming back?
I've used twice, August 2025, and December 2025, no issues at all when coming back. I'd say if you have no criminal records of any kind, you will be fine.
I've read that some countries do not accept you if your RTD has less than 6 months validity left.
Did you encounter any issues like this in December?
Nope, no problem at all. I was sent to secondary, had to wait for 30 mins (maybe less), and then let go and it was my first trip outside the US! I hope next time they will let me go faster or hopefully my GC gets approved by then lol
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No issues, but the country I traveled to (Colombia) supposedly accepts it with a 3month validity period at least, so I made sure my RTD was valid for 3 months before traveling. I have heard there are many countries where you actually need to have 6 months left of validity, so, it’d be good to do some research beforehand.
I’m not really sure, but that would actually be great!
Latest update was my attempt to expedite 5 months ago completed , then mail saying cannot be processed , then my wife got update saying fingerprints taken January 2026 which was the last update in November 2024 , so it’s fingers crossed
Has anyone on the 75 list gotten rtd recently ? I am overthinking mail I received saying application cannot be processed, a lawyer say she believes A/R are exempt.
Lindsey374
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As an asylee or LPR, traveling outside the US requires advance parole for re-entry. Make sure to check with USCIS before booking. For visa options, use porównywarki stron to compare the best travel and visa information.
No advance parole needed for asylees or LPR based on asylum, but the Refugee Travel Document only. I’ve traveled abroad twice using mine.
I think I saw someone on lawfully whose RTD got approved and that person was from one of the 75 countries.
tiredofwaiting1
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when did you travel
August 2025, December 2025 and got an upcoming trip abroad next month too.
tiredofwaiting1
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any problems while re-entering?
No problems at all, I was sent to secondary inspection every single time, but officers did clarify that they needed to do this, in order to stamp the right seal on my RTD. The only questions were, where did you go, and for how long, that's it.