Advanced Parole is an option that people on the expiring TPS may what to consider. It would allow those who are actually forced to depart to be able to enter. The link below has what looks to be some useful nfo:

http://www.hooyou.com/advanceparole/index.html

Advance Parole
Advance Parole is a document that allows certain aliens to re-enter the United
States without an immigrant visa or non-immigrant visa after traveling
abroad. Such aliens must be granted Advance Parole before leaving the
United States. If they have not obtained Advance Parole prior to
traveling abroad, they may not be permitted to re-enter the United
States upon their return without obtaining some kind of visa.

There are two main functions of an Advance Parole: 1) It enables an
alien to come back to the U.S. after traveling abroad without having to
obtain a visa to enter the U.S., 2) It preserves the pending Adjustment
of Status or certain protected status that the alien has filed. Indeed,
if an alien files for Adjustment of Status and then enters the U.S, on
a visa instead of an Advanced Parole, the pending I-485 or a protected
status may be considered as abandoned. For instance, an applicant for
Adjustment of Status who leaves the U.S. and re-enters on a
non-immigrant visa such as F-1 will generally be considered to have
abandoned his/her adjustment application. The single exception to this
rule applies to H-1 and L-1 holders, and will be discussed in a chapter
below.

Normally, an interview is not required for the Advance Parole
application. USCIS Service Centers and/or local offices will mail the
Advance Parole directly either to the applicants or to their attorney
after reviewing the materials received and approving the application.
However, as a part of the recently heightened security measures, some
local offices have changed the regular Advance Parole application
procedure.


Who is eligible for Advance Parole?
Aliens in the United States may apply for Advance Parole if they have:

1. An application for adjustment of status pending;
   
2. Been admitted as a refugee or have been granted asylum;
   
3. Been granted benefits under the Family Unity Program;
   
4. Been granted Temporary Protected Status;
   
5. An asylum application pending; or
   
6. An emergent personal or bona fide reason to travel temporarily abroad.
   

Aliens in the United States are not eligible for Advance Parole if they are:

1. In the United States without a valid immigration status;
   
2. An exchange alien subject to the foreign residence requirement;
   
3. The beneficiary of a private bill; or
   
4. Under removal proceedings.
   

This link has detailed info on the application process. The fee is high at 300-350.00 to have a lawyer or legal service file for you. But the application is free for refugees. It is downloadable from USCIS-United States Citizenship Immigration Services

Application Process
http://www.immihelp.com/greencard/adjustmentofstatus/application.html#fee

Download Form I-131:
http://www.immihelp.com/forms/showform.do?form=i-131
http://www.usimmigrationsupport.org/form_i130.html?gclid=CLyjweOLrZkCFRufnAodr0fEJw

Direct Filing Addresses:
http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.5af9bb95919f35e66f614176543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=1d17aca797e63110VgnVCM1000004718190aRCRD&vgnextchannel=fe529c7755cb9010VgnVCM10000045f3d6a1RCRD

What if the DED or TPS has expired? Does Advanced Parole apply in this case?

So, when they get the advanced parole, what do they do then?

Advanced Parole cannot help people on DED at this time. The reason is that they are not thinking of traveling at all. The Advanced Parole is for people who are on such designations and want to travel.

But since the designation is expiring, and they are not in an adjustment of status stage, and may not be traveling nor need to travel, AP cannot help at all at all....

TPS will be extended mehn so nobody should worry. Hope that people on TPS will try to adjust their status and stop waiting for another extension...Their future is in their own hand yah..However Nica thanks for the info on AP..

Bellah, you acking just like real Baccus man, the question here is about AP, not if TPS will be extended....lol

You want join the chorus of "It will be extended" so if it is, you can gain votes in the next ULAA elections? lmao

Bellah, people on TPS cannot just get up and go adjust their status. Its doesn't work like that.

Traveller, ask the man how he freed himself and let him tell you. Maybe the man had one of those shotgun thingies.....lol