Author I-601 Waiver Lawyer Alena Shautsova
On October 26, 2012 the AAO held that that travel on advance parole is not a departure, and hence, a person who entered the country without inspection, and then left the country and came back on advance parole is allowed to adjust in the United States and does not need to file for a I-601 waiver.
You may read the revised AAO decision here.
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Lena says:
So as a TPS holder (US citizen spouse)with EWI and accured unlawful presence I can travel with advance parole than adjust status or use my advance parole to travel for consular processing interview if need be?
ashautsova says:
It appears, that YES, as long as there are no other grounds of inadmissability.