I will release a video later today July 2nd on whether a TPS holder who travels on advance parole is qualified to adjust to permanent residency. So, stay tuned!
Dear Khalidas Goldsmith, thank you for your question! The Supreme Court specifically did not address this issue of TPS holders traveling and returning to the US on advance parole, whether or not the inspection and parole counts. This issue is being hotly litigated in the courts.
@@sureshkhattri5492 I will release a video later today July 2nd on the complicated question of whether a TPS holder who travels on advance parole and is inspected and paroled upon returning to the U.S. is eligible for adjustment to permanent residency
A TPS holder who has, let us suppose, an approved immediate relative petition, and who entered the US legally with a visa, should be eligible to adjust to permanent residency.
![AP Government: Civil Liberties & Supreme Court Cases Review - Topics 3.1 - 3.9 [Ace the Exam]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/IsZItY7ar9k/mqdefault.jpg)
I will release a video later today July 2nd on whether a TPS holder who travels on advance parole is qualified to adjust to permanent residency. So, stay tuned!
what if you went back home and came back with inspection while returning, after granting TPS even though it was an illegal entry for the first time?
Dear Khalidas Goldsmith, thank you for your question! The Supreme Court specifically did not address this issue of TPS holders traveling and returning to the US on advance parole, whether or not the inspection and parole counts. This issue is being hotly litigated in the courts.
@@heidimeyers6355 🙏🏼
@@sureshkhattri5492 I will release a video later today July 2nd on the complicated question of whether a TPS holder who travels on advance parole and is inspected and paroled upon returning to the U.S. is eligible for adjustment to permanent residency
The tps holder who have legally enetred the country will they get card or not ?
A TPS holder who has, let us suppose, an approved immediate relative petition, and who entered the US legally with a visa, should be eligible to adjust to permanent residency.