Attending a conference overseas? Get the right travel document (Advance Parole, Reentry Permit, Refugee Travel Document) based on your US immigration status.
Read MoreGreen card holders denied boarding due to non-immigration issues can skip the reentry permit and seek guidance for a smooth return.
Read MoreGreen card holders lacking a valid passport can apply for a travel document. Here’s what you need to know..
Read MoreForm I-131 allows you to apply for a travel document, including: Advance Parole...
Read MoreHaving a medical condition doesn't prevent you from applying for a travel document (Form I-131), but understanding the form's purpose is key…
Read MoreThe Document: Form I-131, Application for Travel Document, is commonly used for adoption travel.
Read MoreCultural exchange programs broaden horizons, but navigating the travel document process can be tricky…
Read MoreGreen card holders planning extended trips (one year or more) can maintain their status, avoid abandonment of residence concerns, and ensure smooth reentry with a Reentry Permit (Form I-131)...
Read MoreEl Formulario I-131 te permite solicitar un permiso de reingreso, un documento de viaje para refugiados o un permiso adelantado (parole) a pesar de un overstay, pero no resuelve tu situación migratoria y puede afectar solicitudes futuras. Consulta con un abogado de inmigración para obtener asesoramiento...
Read MoreForm I-131 applies for travel documents (re-entry permit, refugee travel document, advance parole) even with a visa overstay, but doesn't fix the overstay and may affect future applications...
Read MoreGreen card holders, refugees, asylees, or those with pending applications may need Form I-131 (Reentry Permit, Refugee Travel Document, or Advance Parole) to travel abroad and return while maintaining their immigration status...
Read MoreUSCIS processing times vary greatly depending on the application type, immigration category, and other factors, with estimates provided online and subject to change. Here are some exceptions...
Read MoreThinking about a trip abroad while your Green Card application is in process?
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