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Want to drop asylum case and leave US

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Thomas gonsalves   0

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I had filled asylum case first interview has been done result on 01/02/19. But i need to return back to my country as situations had changed to my favour back home. Can i leave US in 3 weeks . Im aware i cant come back. AS I CANT WAIT for reply of parole. (Though i have not filed one).Can i buy ticket and fly off. Will there be any issue while departing from US airport. 
Your valuable reply will be appreciated. 
Thanks for your valuable time. 

T
 
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You are free to leave the US whenever you like without any issues..........you might never be able to return.

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aznhouston   132

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You can leave but you may never be allowed to come back ever again.

 

https://www.avvo.com/legal-answers/if-i-abandon-my-asylum-application-and-come-back-t-3174815.html

 

 
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