New Tip Sheet on the Afghan Re-Parole Process
New tip sheet on the Afghan re-parole process
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New tip sheet on the Afghan re-parole process
A tip sheet on navigating the Afghan re-parole application process
Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro N. Mayorkas released the following statement on the two-year anniversary of Operation Allies Welcome.
ستاسو د پارول د روانې پروسې د یوې برخې په توګه، د کورني امنیت وزارت (DHS) غوښتنه کوي چې تاسو لاندې معلومات چمتو کړئ ترڅو زموږ ریکارډونه تازه او دقیق دي. د دې معلوماتو چمتو کول کیدای شی د راتلونکي مهاجرت مزایا او نورو اجراآتو لپاره چې تاسو یې لټوئ مناسب پروسس کولو کې مرسته وکړي.
به عنوان بخشی از روند جاری پارول یا اجازه اقامت موقت شما، وزارت امنیت داخلی امریکا یا (DHS) از شما میخواهد تا معلومات زیر را فراهم نمائید تا اطلاعات مندرج سوابق و اسناد مربوط به شما تازه و دقیق باشد. ارائه این اطلاعات همچنین ممکن است درطی مراحل کار های بعدی مربوط به پرونده مهاجرتی شما نیز کمک کند.
As part of your ongoing parole process, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is requesting that you provide the information below to ensure our records are up-to-date and accurate. Providing this information may also help ensure appropriate processing for future immigration actions you seek.
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced a new process that will enable Afghan nationals to renew their parole and continue to live and work in the United States.
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced it is establishing a process to re-parole eligible Afghan nationals so they can continue living and working legally in the United States.
Summary page for the Fireside Chat event with USCIS Director Ur Jaddou and CIS Ombudsman Phyllis Coven, held September 21, 2022.
All Afghan nationals have departed the safe haven facility at the National Conference Center (NCC) in Leesburg, Virginia, to join communities across the United States.