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I also wonder if I need to have my form for asylum status approval or not? Or the copy of it should be just enough? Any ideas?

43 minutes ago, Kiolas said:

I'm not an expert, but I was reading somewhere that it is risky to travel on asylee status, using your country of origin passport. 

Well, USCIS states that it's not even necessary to be in United States for receiving refugee travel document -- you can go to different country before that and they can ship you that document to their embassy in that country. Therefore they assume you can use other documents to travel abroad.

Yes, it does make sense. Thanks.

I'm talking about to I need to actually use Refugee travel document upon entering EU (and get a stamp that I've entered EU country using it) or I just can use my Ukrainian passport for traveling abroad? In the second scenario I'll show my refugee travel document only upon returning to USA.

Anyone? Really need to know that it would be ok if I'll use my refugee travel document only upon returning to USA in the end of my trip and there will be no other stamps there from Europe.

Hi everyone!

Here is the thing: I'm a USA asylee from Ukraine. I've got my Refugee Travel Document and updated my passport to biomentic passport, which allows traveling to EU without a Shenzen visa. Just have a few questions: 

1.Will I need to have my original form for asylum status approval  with me during a travel, or my Refugee Travel document should be enough to successfully get back to USA?
2. I'm going to use my Ukrainian Passport upon entering Czech republic. Would that be a problem that there will be no stamps in my Refugee travel document when I'll return to USA airport? Would I need any stamps for that trip in my Refugee travel Document?

Thank you so much in advance for your help!

The bummer is that it looks like they schedule appointments only on Tuesdays. So I'm not sure how soon they can schedule an appointment for be.

So do you remember what digits will take you to the real person at Czech embassy phone number?

Thanks so much for the research. Apparently that is the case... consulate is in Los Angeles, I'll need to think about how to get off work and fetthere from Sacramento in one day... Thanks.

What option do you need to select in automated system to talk to a person? 

Yes, I do have UKR passport.

Already tried, they do not answer on visa-related questions over the phone, I sent them an email but didn't get an answer so far.

No, I'm not from Donbass area.