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U.S. IMMIGRATION SERVICES

Military Parole in Place

Military parole in place is a discretionary immigration option that may be available to qualifying family members of certain U.S. military members and veterans. A military connection alone does not establish eligibility.

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What this service involves

We review the family relationship, military service, entry history, and other relevant circumstances. Parole in place and a green card are distinct matters; any possible next immigration step requires its own review.

How I can help

  • Assess the potential parole in place request
  • Organize family, service, and supporting evidence
  • Prepare the request and discuss potential next steps

The specific work to be provided is discussed during your consultation and defined in an engagement agreement.

What to prepare for your consultation

Bring what you have. We can discuss missing documents and the next steps together.

  • Evidence of the qualifying family relationship
  • Relevant service or veteran records
  • Entry history and prior immigration notices

General information only. Eligibility and the appropriate process depend on your circumstances. No outcome is guaranteed.