Traveling with an ADIT stamp? Know the rules, keep your trips short, be prepared, and return to the U.S. before your stamp expires...
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Attending a conference overseas? Get the right travel document (Advance Parole, Reentry Permit, Refugee Travel Document) based on your US immigration status.
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Dream of traveling for an event? Check your status (green card applicant, holder, refugee/asylee) to see if USCIS offers a travel document for re-entry.
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Green card holders denied boarding due to non-immigration issues can skip the reentry permit and seek guidance for a smooth return.
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Visa applications can be daunting, but this guide sorts common types and their required forms (remember, check specifics for your situation!)…
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Form I-131 secures re-entry for temporary US residents with advance parole (pending green card), re-entry permit (long stays abroad), refugee/asylum travel documents, or TPS travel authorization.
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Lost Green Card Abroad? Form I-131A Might Be Your Ticket Home. Don't Get Stranded!..
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Traveling with an expired green card during renewal can be risk, here’s why…
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Green card holders lacking a valid passport can apply for a travel document. Here’s what you need to know..
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Form I-131 allows you to apply for a travel document, including: Advance Parole...
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Having a medical condition doesn't prevent you from applying for a travel document (Form I-131), but understanding the form's purpose is key…
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The Document: Form I-131, Application for Travel Document, is commonly used for adoption travel.
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Need a travel document (Form I-131) urgently? Under certain circumstances, you might be able to expedite the processing time for an additional fee. Here's what you need to know…
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Cultural exchange programs broaden horizons, but navigating the travel document process can be tricky…
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Green 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...
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