Afghanistan - Humanitarian Parole

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Step by step videos: How to file for Humanitarian Parole for Afghans

Part 2: The G-1145 and I-131 forms step by step

Affidavit of Support I-134 for Sponsor of Humanitarian Parole

IMPORTANT UPDATE

  • Before applying for Humanitarian Parole, you should talk with an attorney regarding your situation - You may be eligible for SIV, P-1, P-2, P-3, or another immigration option.

  • The approval rate for Humanitarian Parole is extremely low and the standard of proof applied by USCIS is extremely high.

  • USCIS is now requiring proof of imminent harm, as documented by a third-party source specifically referencing the Afghan requesting humanitarian parole.

Humanitarian Parole Links

Humanitarian Parole links:

 Afghan Humanitarian Parole Packet Final Checklist

  • Form G-1145 E-Notification (This goes on top of EVERYTHING)

  • Cover Page – “Expedited” print this on Colorful paper

    • Note: if you are submitting a fee waiver, add “fee waiver included” on this cover page.

  • Cover letter example*

  • Form G-28, only if represented by Attorney

  • Form I-131 (see sample)

  • Copy of Evacuee’s passport photo page

    If a passport is unavailable, include the following:

o   Tazkira

o   English translation of the Tazkira along with a certificate of translation (if possible) (see example*);

o   Brief explanation as to why the person cannot obtain their passport; and

o   DOS Reciprocity Schedule website proves that the tazkera is an accepted form of birth record.  See: Travel-US-Visa. Include a copy of this page with the application if you submit a copy of the tazkera (copy of U.S. Dept of State’s policy).

  • Filing fee of $575, Form G-1450 if paying by Credit Card, or

  • Form I-912 to Request a Fee Waiver – this will delay the process

Afghan Humanitarian Parole Packet

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Note: This page was created to help you file for humanitarian parole. The checklists and content are provided for general informational purposes only and were compiled using a variety of resources.* This information does not constitute legal advice, nor can the accuracy of the information be guaranteed, because of the fluidity of the situation in Afghanastan.

You should always use the most current forms found on the official USCIS’s website. You should consult with an attorney before filing any humanitarian parole application.

If you have further questions or want to speak with one of our attorneys, please feel free to contact our office.

 * resources and materials credited to: Project ANAR, ADEP, AILA, Vencina, USCIS