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

[ROP]

Is traveling outside in the near future advisable with GC and RTD if one's country is included in the travel ban (not fully banned but either orange or yellow)?

Good question! I am wondering the same thing!

 

[evabombista08]

yes

Thanks

 

[evabombista08]

How were you able to obtain an RTD so fast? Did you expedite it?

Yes expedited

 

[cafeconleche]

Hi guys I have a weird question. I’m an Asylee that got approved less than 1 year ago with no GC and I recently came back to the US after a trip to Europe to see my family member (not COP). This was my second trip back to the US after asylum grant and ofc used my RTD. First time all went smooth and secondary inspection just asked me 2 questions: where was I and for how long. This time it was faster and they only asked for my address. Upon arriving home I noticed that however this time my RTD was stamped with the following ( although first time it wasn’t stamped). Should I be worried? I’m the main applicant and have no dependents. Has anything similar ever happened to you guys?

Oh, I've never seen that stamp before. Interesting. Also, I hadn't realised they'd updated the RTD. Looks cool. Is it now biometric and does it have a hard plastic bio page?

 

[evabombista08]

Oh, I've never seen that stamp before. Interesting. Also, I hadn't realised they'd updated the RTD. Looks cool. Is it now biometric and does it have a hard plastic bio page?

Unfortunately not biometric. If it were it will make our boarding/check in process so easy. It’s not hard plastic just like a paper page pasted with glue

 

[ponpo]

Unfortunately not biometric. If it were it will make our boarding/check in process so easy. It’s not hard plastic just like a paper page pasted with glue

Not true, its biometric, also the new us passport is like hard plastic too, dont be deceived by appearance , its got more security than you imagine

 

[tiredofwaiting1]

Not true, its biometric, also the new us passport is like hard plastic too, dont be deceived by appearance , its got more security than you imagine

But the rtd still does not work when checking yourself in at the airport.

 

[evabombista08]

Not true, its biometric, also the new us passport is like hard plastic too, dont be deceived by appearance , its got more security than you imagine

I’m pretty sure that biometric passports or travel documents should have that chip stamp embedded on the front. This one doesn’t so I think it’s not? Maybe I’m wrong

 

[evabombista08]

But the rtd still does not work when checking yourself in at the airport.

Yeah this is why I’m more confused caused if it was biometric wouldn’t it scan? And RTD can’t scan? I mean I’m not sure maybe he’s right

 

[Max1990]

Hi guys I have a weird question. I’m an Asylee that got approved less than 1 year ago with no GC and I recently came back to the US after a trip to Europe to see my family member (not COP). This was my second trip back to the US after asylum grant and ofc used my RTD. First time all went smooth and secondary inspection just asked me 2 questions: where was I and for how long. This time it was faster and they only asked for my address. Upon arriving home I noticed that however this time my RTD was stamped with the following ( although first time it wasn’t stamped). Should I be worried? I’m the main applicant and have no dependents. Has anything similar ever happened to you guys?

I have the same on my first RTD after that they don’t even stamp anything on my entries. Sometimes they do sometimes nothing nothing to worry about it