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Humanitarian parole is a discretionary relief granted by the United States Federal Government allowing an individual to enter the U.S. without a visitor’s visa for emergency or public interest reasons. People who are inadmissible or otherwise ineligible for admission in the United States may get humanitarian parole for a limited period. Humanitarian parole does not offer any permanent benefits and is not a pathway to citizenship. But once admitted on parole, one can apply for temporary work permits and other benefits of temporary nature such as temporary refugee cash and medical assistance. With the help of an experienced immigration lawyer, you may be eligible to get a green card for your family member or loved one. While you might be able to bring your family member to the U.S., the process can be tough. Working with an experienced Phoenix family immigration attorney can make sponsoring your family or loved ones easier. Contact us at Rose Law Group for a free consultation to help us better understand your needs.
Eligibility For Humanitarian Parole
Humanitarian parole is given on a case-by-case basis by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). This relief is granted sparingly to individuals ineligible for immigration visas for compelling emergencies such as medical emergencies or visiting a dying family member. Parole is authorized based on the following grounds;
Over the years, humanitarian parole is being used for bringing in groups of individuals from countries facing a humanitarian crisis. Recently many Afghans fleeing persecution applied for humanitarian parole to enter the U.S.
Length Of Humanitarian Parole
Humanitarian parole only lasts for a temporary period. The authorized period depends upon the nature of the emergency or humanitarian crisis. If the parole is granted, the authorized period is also specified to accomplish the purpose of parole. Usually, parole is never granted for more than a year.
The humanitarian parole ends once the authorized period expires or the beneficiary departs the U.S. Once the parole expires or is revoked, the beneficiary may apply for re-parole from within the U.S. under certain circumstances.
Requirement Of A Sponsor
A sponsor is a person or entity who agrees to financially support the beneficiary while he / she stays in the United States. It is one of the important determining factors for the authority to consider whether the individual has the means of support for the duration of the parole authorization period. A beneficiary, alternatively, may also demonstrate self-financial capabilities to support himself as well.
Filing Procedure
One must specify the period and grounds upon which the humanitarian parole is being sought and then file before the appropriate authority. Here is the filing procedure:
Once you have filed the required documents, the USCIS will notify you regarding the further procedures and the decision once it has been made.
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