A Parole Visa allows an individual to enter or remain in the U.S. temporarily due to urgent humanitarian reasons or significant public benefit. It is typically granted to individuals who would otherwise not qualify for entry into the U.S. but require urgent relief or assistance.

Eligibility Requirements for Parole Visa

• The applicant must demonstrate a compelling humanitarian need or a situation where their entry into the U.S. would benefit the public.
• Parole is generally granted for specific periods and does not lead directly to permanent resident status.
• Applicants typically seek parole in situations such as medical emergencies, threats to life, or public interest benefits.

Application Process for Parole Visa

1. File Form I-131:
   The applicant must file Form I-131, Application for Travel Document, along with supporting documentation showing the urgent humanitarian or public interest reason for parole.
2. Review and Approval:
   U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) reviews the application and determines if parole is warranted.
3. Entry into the U.S.:
   If granted, the individual may enter the U.S. for the temporary duration specified.

Why Choose the Parole Visa?

The Parole Visa is ideal for individuals who cannot meet regular entry requirements but have a compelling humanitarian or public interest need for U.S. entry. It offers temporary relief in urgent situations.