Humanitarian parole in the US is an immigration process designed to allow individuals who can demonstrate compelling humanitarian reasons entry or residency within its boundaries.
From receiving medical treatments or reconnecting with family to other urgent situations that need binding resolution requiring presence within US territory - having all relevant documentation at your fingertips to support your case for humanitarian parole application will strengthen it significantly.
Here, we present an exhaustive list of documents necessary for approval if applying for humanitarian parole. Haque Legal is with you along the way so here is a list of what you need to prepare:
1. Form I-131, Application for Travel Document: When applying for humanitarian parole, Form I-131 is your go-to application form, and providing accurate, in-depth details is key to its approval. This form must be filled out completely to facilitate approval.
2. Passport: Travel to the United States requires a valid passport from your home country to be presented for entry.
3. Personal Statement: An effective statement conveying the humanitarian reasoning for your parole request is crucial. Be sure to include details regarding medical conditions, family circumstances, and other compelling aspects.
4. Medical Records: When applying under medical emergency, provide detailed medical records, treatment plans, and letters from U.S. healthcare facilities supporting your application for entrance.
5. Proof of Relationship: If your case involves reuniting with family in the U.S., provide birth or marriage certificates or any other documentation that proves your familial ties.
6. Affidavit of Support: Financial sponsors residing within the US should submit an Affidavit of Support (Form I-134) to demonstrate they have sufficient means of financial support during their stay in America.
7. Letter of Support: Receiving support from family, friends, or organizations that can vouch for your situation can be invaluable when applying for humanitarian parole.
8. Police Clearance Certificate: Provide an official document from either your home country's authorities or where you currently reside, showing no criminal background or outstanding warrants against you.
9. Evidence of Ties to Home Country: Documents that demonstrate solid connections and an intent to return, such as property ownership documents or family ties, can illustrate this intention and give evidence for return.
10. Travel Itinerary: Should your parole application be approved, if necessary, you will require a travel itinerary containing flight details and confirmation of arrival into the US.
11. Photographs: When applying, submit recent passport-sized pictures per U.S. government requirements.
12. Receipt of Fee Payment: Proof of payment for application fees is crucial - to check out how much this may be, visit USCIS' website.
13. Language Translation: If any of your documents are written in languages other than English, provide certified translations as proof.
14. Power of Attorney: If someone will be representing you during the application process, include a Power of Attorney document as evidence of that relationship.
15. Previous Immigration Documents: If you possess previous immigration documents such as visas or Form I-94s, include copies for verification. Doing this can show how your immigration journey began and unfolded over time.
16. Proof of Identity: Copies of documents providing proof of your identity, such as national ID cards or driver's licenses, should suffice as evidence that can prove your identity.
17. Provide Proof of Financial Ability. If applicable, present evidence that proves your ability to cover medical treatments or expenses during your stay in the U.S.
18. Affidavit from U.S. Citizen Relatives: If U.S. citizen relatives sponsor your humanitarian parole request, they should submit an affidavit outlining why and their relationship to you.
19. Documenting Urgency: Attach any documents or letters from medical professionals, legal authorities, or any other experts that illustrate the urgency of your situation.
20. Legal Assistance: If you have retained legal help to assist in adjudicating your case, include their contact details and documentation to show their representation in writing.
Attaining humanitarian parole can be lifesaving in times of immediate and compelling need. To improve your odds, it is vital to assemble all documents relevant to your case - be they papers supporting it, interviews with witnesses, or seeking legal guidance - before approaching USCIS for approval.
A comprehensive set of supporting documents increases chances of approval; consult an immigration attorney or seek advice from USCIS as each situation varies and ensures you meet eligibility requirements and fulfill them all with care and skill if your application for humanitarian relief in America.
Being thorough when approaching USCIS with your application form will increase your chances of approval compared with being unprepared when applying on its behalf in the American immigration system. For everything else, Haque Legal is here to help.