Advance Parole
Advance Parole For Safer Travel
Advance Parole is a travel document that may allow certain individuals in the United States to seek permission to return after temporary travel abroad. Our attorneys help clients determine whether Advance Parole may be appropriate, prepare Form I-131 filings, and understand the potential immigration consequences of international travel.
Points:
- Advance Parole Eligibility Review
- Form I-131 Preparation
- Travel Document Filing
- Emergency Travel Assistance
- Immigration Travel Strategy
Guidance Before You Travel
International travel can have important immigration consequences. We help eligible clients understand their options and prepare the appropriate travel documentation before leaving the United States.
Eligibility Review
We evaluate your immigration circumstances and determine whether Advance Parole may be an appropriate travel option.
Travel Document Filing
We assist with preparing and filing the appropriate Form I-131 application and supporting evidence.
Document Preparation
We help organize supporting documents and ensure your application is prepared carefully.
Travel Risk Guidance
We help clients understand that international travel can affect pending immigration matters and should be planned carefully.
Common Questions About Advance Parole
Understand how Advance Parole works, when Form I-131 may be required, and why it is important to consider your immigration circumstances before traveling internationally.
What is Advance Parole?
Advance Parole is a travel document that may allow certain individuals in the United States to seek permission to return after temporary travel abroad.
How do I apply for Advance Parole?
Eligible applicants generally request Advance Parole through Form I-131, Application for Travel Documents, Parole Documents, and Arrival/Departure Records.
Can I travel before Advance Parole is approved?
Traveling before obtaining the appropriate travel authorization can create serious immigration issues in some circumstances. USCIS advises individuals to understand the consequences of leaving the United States before traveling.