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Parole in Place (PIP) – For Military Families
Allows certain family members of U.S. military personnel to remain in the U.S. and adjust their status without leaving the country. This program is designed to support military readiness and family unity by preventing the stress and hardship that come from having a close family member facing immigration issues.
allows certain undocumented family members of U.S. military personnel to remain in the United States without fear of deportation.
Provides a legal pathway to apply for a green card without having to leave the U.S.
General Requirements
Active-duty members of the U.S. Armed Forces
Reservists or National Guard members
Veterans who were not dishonorably discharged
Absence of serious criminal records or other inadmissibility issues. *Exceptions may apply
Proof of Relationship (Marriage certificate, birth certificate, etc.)
Proof of Military Service (Military ID, enlistment records, DD-214 for veterans, etc.)
Proof of Identity (Passport, birth certificate, etc.)
Evidence of Good Moral Character
Benefits for Parole in Place
Allows eligible family members to stay in the U.S. while valid.
Work Authorization (EAD) – Approved applicants can apply for a work permit.
Pathway to a Green Card – PIP provides "lawful entry" status, allowing applicants to adjust their status to lawful permanent residence (green card) through a U.S. citizen immediate relative without leaving the country.
Renewable One-Year Status
In some cases, surviving family members may still qualify for PIP
Navigating the complexities of Parole in Place (PIP) applications requires meticulous legal documentation and thoughtful preparation. Our dedicated law firm is here to evaluate your eligibility for PIP and guide you every step of the way— from your application to the adjustment of status needed to secure your green card. Don’t wait to take this vital step toward your future. Contact us today to discover your eligibility for Parole in Place and begin your application journey with confidence!
Deferred action for military family
Immigration relief program that allows certain undocumented family members of U.S. military personnel to stay in the United States without fear of deportation. While this case type does not grant legal status or provide a pathway to a green card, it offers temporary and removable protection against deportation and the ability to apply for a work permit.
General Requirements:
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Proof of Relationship as a Spouse, Parent, and/or Children (Unmarried & Under 21) of:
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Active-duty members of the U.S. Armed Forces
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Reservists or National Guard members
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Veterans who were not dishonorably discharged
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An individual who is now deceased who previously served on active duty or in the Selected Reserve of the Ready Reserve and was not dishonorably discharged or
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Enlistees in the Department of Defense Delayed Entry Program (DEP)
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Absence of serious criminal charges or convictions or national security concerns.
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Proof of Military Service (Military ID, enlistment records, DD-214 for veterans, etc.)
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Proof of Identity of the beneficiary, and
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economic necessity for employment. (if requesting a work permit)
Benefits of Military Deferred Action
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Protection from Deportation – Deferred action allows eligible family members to stay in the U.S. temporarily.
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Work Authorization (EAD) – After approval
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Deferred action is granted for two years at a time and may be renewed.
Military Deferred Action requires a robust legal argument to demonstrate eligibility and secure favorable discretion. Our law firm can assist you in determining if you qualify for military deferred action and help you prepare a well-documented case to maximize your chances of approval. We can also explore other immigration relief options with you. Contact us today for a consultation to safeguard your family's future!
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