Can someone who is currently in removal proceedings and been granted TPS; travel and come back on Advance Parole? Can you please suggest? 

I think you still get 10 years bar for leaving country during removal proceedings. You can administritavely withdraw case. I am in same boat and trying to find answer. I will call my lawyer ince my tps is aporived. I m in removal proceedings from adylum. Let me know if you find out something more helpful.

question i posted in avvo : http://www.avvo.com/legal-answers/-can-i-travel-outside-usa-using-advace-parole---2458606.html

In 2012, the board decided that leaving the US on advance parole does not effectuate departure, hence no 10 year ban. Thats what i found on my own research. And not all attorneys know the correct answer.

yah that is confusing me. I hope someone gives accurate answer. Do you have lawyer? You can ask yours. I will try asking mine. It would be better if we could do that.

My lawyer is incompetent. She says I will face 10 year bar. Need to confront with the board's decision.

Why was your asylum denied if you dont mind me asking?

Facts not consistent with the story and documents... Grilled me for 3 hours with all the unexpected questions outside of the applications... And they took my 2 interviews... Not just one.... Faack my luck

Ask bandita ji.... I will ask chettry asscuates... My kawyers.... If needed i am planning to apply for voluntary departure

I will ask another attorney in my area, this time more experienced and will let you know.

I found this link..and it states if you are in removal proceedings..you will need to administratively close the case before leaving country in advance parole

http://www.smartimmigrationlawyer.com/tps-advance-parole-adjustment-arrabally/

Thanks for the link. This clearly states my ability to travel.

If you are not in removal proceedings in IMmigration court you can travel.

You said you are in master calander hearing.... That means you are before immogration judge and in removal proceeding

yes, I am in removal proceedings. But when the case is administratively closed, will I still be considered to be in removal proceedings?

Nope if it is closed...have you done that already? Did you do it at immi court? If yes can u tell me the pricedure or time it took? Or are you planning to do tgat in master hearing?

I haven't done it yet. But, am gonna do it soon.
Process: Your lawyer will contact the Trial Attorney (government attorney) to reach agreement for closing and write a joint motion to administratively close the proceedings. My lawyer charges $200 for that. The trial attorney agrees to administratively close the proceedings if you don't have a criminal record. You don't even have to have TPS granted. Since Nov 2014, Obama instructed DHS secretary to use their discretion and close the cases with no crime record who is the lowest priority if the applicant agrees to do so. This decision was made to better utilize the limited DHS resources. Remember, once the NTA has been filed with EOIR (court), only the judge can close the case, and your fingerprints should be valid (taken within the last 15 months) at the time of the motion. The joint motion will be granted by the judge and the case becomes administratively closed meaning it gets removed from the IJ's active calendar. At any time, you or the Trial attorney can file motion to reopen the case. You may reopen the case if you become eligible any immigration benefit in the future, and adjust your status with the IJ.

Generally, the motion will be decided within 15 days. But it is recommended to file at least 30 days in advance.

If i administratively withdraw case withiut approved TPS , wont i be deported?

No, you won't be deported if you administratively close the case, with or without TPS. TPS is a basis that you state as the reason why you are seeking administrative closure. You can send I-797C notice along with the motion to make the process smooth, if you don't have the approval letter yet.