Advance Parole allows an adjustment applicant to request parole into the United States after travel, but it does not guarantee admission. When returning to the U.S., the traveler must still present the Advance Parole document and passport to Customs and Border Protection officers at the port of entry. Officers have discretion to review the traveler’s admissibility, including any criminal history, immigration violations, or other issues that could affect entry. In most straightforward cases, individuals with valid Advance Parole and pending adjustment applications are allowed to reenter without issue.