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Biden Parole in Place

Biden Parole in Place Comprehensive Guide

This guide covers the recent news about Biden parole in place program. We explain the benefits of parole in place, parole in place immigration requirements, how to apply for parole in place, and more.

Chelsea Spinos, Writer

By:

Chelsea Spinos

Chelsea Spinos is a contributing writer for Manifest Law. She covers all topics related to U.S. visas and green cards. She is passionate about helping people navigate their immigration journey with clarity and confidence.

Reviewer:

Simon Craven, Esq.

Simon Craven is an immigration attorney with 12+ years of experience working on thousands of successful immigration cases. Simon is passionate about US immigration and helping people.

8 min read • August 19, 2024

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Key takeaways

Biden Parole in place program is for undocumented spouses of US citizens. New process was established on August 19th, 2024 and benefits up to 500,000 immigrants.

Recent changes extend eligibility to spouses of U.S. citizens residing in the U.S. for at least 10 years.

New process for parole in place Biden's change allows undocumented spouses of US citizens to get Employment Authorization (EAD) and obtain a legal status in the US.

At Manifest Law, our immigration lawyers are here to support you through every step of applying for Biden parole in place program. We’ll help ensure you meet all eligibility requirements, submit your forms accurately, and enhance your application’s success.

The current administration has announced a significant expansion of the parole in place Biden program, potentially benefiting up to 500,000 long-term undocumented immigrants married to U.S. citizens. This initiative, announced on June 18 by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), aims to promote family unity in the immigration process. Recipients of parole in place will be protected from deportation, eligible for work authorization, and able to pursue lawful permanent residency without leaving the United States.

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What is Biden parole in place?

What is Biden parole in place?

Parole in place allows certain individuals who entered the U.S. without inspection or proper documentation to remain in the country temporarily without fear of deportation. It's typically granted on a case-by-case basis for humanitarian reasons or significant public benefit.


Key features of parole in place include:


  1. It provides temporary lawful presence in the U.S.

  2. Recipients can apply for work authorization (EAD card)

  3. It can help eligible individuals get on the path to adjust their status to become lawful permanent residents without leaving the country.


Parole in place is often used for family members of U.S. military personnel and veterans, but the Biden administration's recent announcement expands its application to a broader group of undocumented spouses of U.S. citizens.

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What changes are made under Biden parole in place program?

What changes are made under Biden parole in place program?

On June 18th, 2024, the Biden administration announced significant changes to the current Parole in Place (PIP) program. 

The changes to the program specifically help noncitizen spouses of U.S. citizens who have been in the country for at least a decade. By granting parole on a case-by-case basis, the administration seeks to address a major obstacle in the current immigration system. Previously, many unauthorized immigrants who would otherwise be eligible for permanent residency through marriage faced significant risks and difficulties in obtaining legal status, often requiring them to leave the country and risk years of separation from their families.


This new parole in place initiative by the Biden administration not only provides temporary protections and work permits but also opens a clearer path to obtaining lawful permanent resident status (green card) for eligible individuals. 


This move aligns with the Biden administration's commitment to keeping families together and reforming aspects of the immigration system.

If you have been asked to assess the work of other people in your field, this might help you qualify for one of the O1 visa criteria. Judging can be in a competitive setting, such as a contest, awards panel, or grants committee. Or, it can be an evaluation of someone’s work, like a scientific paper or presentation, or even a grant application.


The key here is that some organization thought you were the go-to person with ample expertise to assess the work of others. This shows USCIS that you are seen as someone who stands out from others in your work.


If you think you can meet the “judge of others” criteria and at least two other criteria on the list of O1 visa evidence, you could be ready to apply! Reach out to Manifest Law and we can help you put your best case forward.

On June 18th, 2024, the Biden administration announced significant changes to the current Parole in Place (PIP) program. 

The changes to the program specifically help noncitizen spouses of U.S. citizens who have been in the country for at least a decade. By granting parole on a case-by-case basis, the administration seeks to address a major obstacle in the current immigration system. Previously, many unauthorized immigrants who would otherwise be eligible for permanent residency through marriage faced significant risks and difficulties in obtaining legal status, often requiring them to leave the country and risk years of separation from their families.


This new parole in place initiative by the Biden administration not only provides temporary protections and work permits but also opens a clearer path to obtaining lawful permanent resident status (green card) for eligible individuals. 


This move aligns with the Biden administration's commitment to keeping families together and reforming aspects of the immigration system.

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Woman holding an American flag
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Key benefits of Biden parole in place program

Key benefits of Biden parole in place program

If you're thinking about applying for Biden's parole in place program, here are the key benefits:


  • Stay Protected: You'll get temporary protection from deportation.

  • Work Legally: You can apply for a work permit, allowing you to work legally in the U.S.

  • Path to Residency: You ca  have an easier path to apply for a green card.

  • Stay with Family: You won't have to risk being separated from your family during the application process.

  • Personalized Review: Your application will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis, ensuring a personalized assessment.

  • Renewable Protections: The protections and work permits typically last up to three years, with the option to renew as long as the program is in place.

If you have been asked to assess the work of other people in your field, this might help you qualify for one of the O1 visa criteria. Judging can be in a competitive setting, such as a contest, awards panel, or grants committee. Or, it can be an evaluation of someone’s work, like a scientific paper or presentation, or even a grant application.


The key here is that some organization thought you were the go-to person with ample expertise to assess the work of others. This shows USCIS that you are seen as someone who stands out from others in your work.


If you think you can meet the “judge of others” criteria and at least two other criteria on the list of O1 visa evidence, you could be ready to apply! Reach out to Manifest Law and we can help you put your best case forward.

If you're thinking about applying for Biden's parole in place program, here are the key benefits:


  • Stay Protected: You'll get temporary protection from deportation.

  • Work Legally: You can apply for a work permit, allowing you to work legally in the U.S.

  • Path to Residency: You ca  have an easier path to apply for a green card.

  • Stay with Family: You won't have to risk being separated from your family during the application process.

  • Personalized Review: Your application will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis, ensuring a personalized assessment.

  • Renewable Protections: The protections and work permits typically last up to three years, with the option to renew as long as the program is in place.

Requirements
Requirements
Requirements

Biden Parole in Place requirements

Biden Parole in Place requirements

To be eligible for consideration under this parole in place process, you must meet the following criteria:

If you have been asked to assess the work of other people in your field, this might help you qualify for one of the O1 visa criteria. Judging can be in a competitive setting, such as a contest, awards panel, or grants committee. Or, it can be an evaluation of someone’s work, like a scientific paper or presentation, or even a grant application.


The key here is that some organization thought you were the go-to person with ample expertise to assess the work of others. This shows USCIS that you are seen as someone who stands out from others in your work.


If you think you can meet the “judge of others” criteria and at least two other criteria on the list of O1 visa evidence, you could be ready to apply! Reach out to Manifest Law and we can help you put your best case forward.

To be eligible for consideration under this parole in place process, you must meet the following criteria:

Requirements

Be physically present in the U.S. without formal admission or prior parole

Have lived continuously in the U.S. for at least 10 years as of June 17, 2024

Be legally married to a U.S. citizen as of June 17, 2024

Have no disqualifying criminal history and pose no threat to national security or public safety

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Additionally, certain children of applicants may be considered for parole in place if they were in the U.S. without admission or parole as of June 17, 2024, and have a qualifying stepchild relationship to a U.S. citizen.


To apply, you'll need to submit proof that you meet the eligibility criteria and pay a fee. Each application will be reviewed individually.


If you're approved, you'll be temporarily protected from deportation and can apply for work authorization, similar to programs like military parole in place or DACA. These protections and work permits will generally last up to three years, with the option to renew in the future during the validity of the program.


The Department of Homeland Security will post the application details in the Federal Register later this summer.

If you have been asked to assess the work of other people in your field, this might help you qualify for one of the O1 visa criteria. Judging can be in a competitive setting, such as a contest, awards panel, or grants committee. Or, it can be an evaluation of someone’s work, like a scientific paper or presentation, or even a grant application.


The key here is that some organization thought you were the go-to person with ample expertise to assess the work of others. This shows USCIS that you are seen as someone who stands out from others in your work.


If you think you can meet the “judge of others” criteria and at least two other criteria on the list of O1 visa evidence, you could be ready to apply! Reach out to Manifest Law and we can help you put your best case forward.

Additionally, certain children of applicants may be considered for parole in place if they were in the U.S. without admission or parole as of June 17, 2024, and have a qualifying stepchild relationship to a U.S. citizen.


To apply, you'll need to submit proof that you meet the eligibility criteria and pay a fee. Each application will be reviewed individually.


If you're approved, you'll be temporarily protected from deportation and can apply for work authorization, similar to programs like military parole in place or DACA. These protections and work permits will generally last up to three years, with the option to renew in the future during the validity of the program.


The Department of Homeland Security will post the application details in the Federal Register later this summer.

Important: Biden Parole in place applications are granted on a case-by-case basis and are in the sole discretion of USCIS.

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How to apply for Biden parole in place

How to apply for Biden parole in place

Important: USCIS will not accept any PIP applications from non-military spouses submitted before August 19, 2024, when the official application process begins.

Step 1: Gather documents and evidence

Type of evidence

Evidence of a legally valid marriage to a U.S. citizen as of June 17, 2024

Proof of identity, including expired documents as applicable

Evidence of your spouse’s U.S. citizenship

Documentation to establish your continued presence in the United States for at least 10 years, as of June 17, 2024

For noncitizen children of requestors, evidence of eligibility could include:

Documents

  • Marriage certificate

  • Valid state or country driver’s license or identification, 

  • Birth certificate with photo identification, 

  • Valid passport, or 

  • Any government issued document with the requestor’s name, date of birth, and photo.

  • Passport, 

  • Birth certificate, or 

  • Certificate of Naturalization

  • Rent receipts or utility bills,

  • School records (letters, report cards, etc.),

  • Hospital or medical records,

  • Attestations to your residence by religious entities, unions, or other organizations, identifying you by name,

  • Official records from a religious entity confirming participation in a religious ceremony,

  • Money order receipts for money sent into or out of the United States,

  • Birth certificates of children born in the United States

  • Dated bank transactions,

  • Automobile license receipts, title, or registration,

  • Deeds, mortgages, or rental agreement contracts,

  • Insurance policies, or

  • Tax returns or tax receipts

  • Evidence of the child’s relationship to the noncitizen parent, such as a birth certificate or adoption decree,

  • Evidence of the noncitizen parent’s legally valid marriage to a U.S. citizen as of June 17, 2024, such as a marriage certificate; and

  • Evidence of the child’s presence in the United States as of June 17, 2024

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Step 2: Complete forms

  • Form I-131 (“Application for Travel Document”): This form is used to request parole in place. You'll need to fill it out and submit it to USCIS along with all your supporting documentation. This form essentially asks for permission to stay in the U.S. temporarily.

  • Form I-765 (“Application for Employment Authorization”): This form is for obtaining legal permission to work in the U.S. Submitting this form allows you to apply for a work permit, so you can work legally while your other applications are being processed.

If you have been asked to assess the work of other people in your field, this might help you qualify for one of the O1 visa criteria. Judging can be in a competitive setting, such as a contest, awards panel, or grants committee. Or, it can be an evaluation of someone’s work, like a scientific paper or presentation, or even a grant application.


The key here is that some organization thought you were the go-to person with ample expertise to assess the work of others. This shows USCIS that you are seen as someone who stands out from others in your work.


If you think you can meet the “judge of others” criteria and at least two other criteria on the list of O1 visa evidence, you could be ready to apply! Reach out to Manifest Law and we can help you put your best case forward.

Step 3: Submit your application

Submit the completed forms and all supporting documents to the appropriate USCIS office. Be sure to include a cover letter that explains your request for parole in place (PIP).

If you have been asked to assess the work of other people in your field, this might help you qualify for one of the O1 visa criteria. Judging can be in a competitive setting, such as a contest, awards panel, or grants committee. Or, it can be an evaluation of someone’s work, like a scientific paper or presentation, or even a grant application.


The key here is that some organization thought you were the go-to person with ample expertise to assess the work of others. This shows USCIS that you are seen as someone who stands out from others in your work.


If you think you can meet the “judge of others” criteria and at least two other criteria on the list of O1 visa evidence, you could be ready to apply! Reach out to Manifest Law and we can help you put your best case forward.

Submit the completed forms and all supporting documents to the appropriate USCIS office. Be sure to include a cover letter that explains your request for parole in place (PIP).

Step 4: Attend biometrics appointment

A biometrics appointment with USCIS is a scheduled meeting where you provide your fingerprints, photograph, and signature. 


These biometric details are used to conduct background checks and verify your identity as part of your immigration application process.

If you have been asked to assess the work of other people in your field, this might help you qualify for one of the O1 visa criteria. Judging can be in a competitive setting, such as a contest, awards panel, or grants committee. Or, it can be an evaluation of someone’s work, like a scientific paper or presentation, or even a grant application.


The key here is that some organization thought you were the go-to person with ample expertise to assess the work of others. This shows USCIS that you are seen as someone who stands out from others in your work.


If you think you can meet the “judge of others” criteria and at least two other criteria on the list of O1 visa evidence, you could be ready to apply! Reach out to Manifest Law and we can help you put your best case forward.

A biometrics appointment with USCIS is a scheduled meeting where you provide your fingerprints, photograph, and signature. 


These biometric details are used to conduct background checks and verify your identity as part of your immigration application process.

Step 5: Wait for a decision

USCIS will review your application and inform you of the decision. If approved, you will receive a Notice of Approval granting parole.

If you have been asked to assess the work of other people in your field, this might help you qualify for one of the O1 visa criteria. Judging can be in a competitive setting, such as a contest, awards panel, or grants committee. Or, it can be an evaluation of someone’s work, like a scientific paper or presentation, or even a grant application.


The key here is that some organization thought you were the go-to person with ample expertise to assess the work of others. This shows USCIS that you are seen as someone who stands out from others in your work.


If you think you can meet the “judge of others” criteria and at least two other criteria on the list of O1 visa evidence, you could be ready to apply! Reach out to Manifest Law and we can help you put your best case forward.

USCIS will review your application and inform you of the decision. If approved, you will receive a Notice of Approval granting parole.

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How Manifest Law can help

How Manifest Law can help

Our experienced immigration lawyers at Manifest Law are here to help you with your Biden parole in place application under the new program. 

Our team will guide you through the entire process, making sure you understand the eligibility requirements and helping you gather all the necessary documents. Our immigration lawyers will ensure that all the required forms are filled out correctly and submitted properly, reducing the chance of any mistakes that could cause delays or denials.

Beyond paperwork, Manifest Law will represent you throughout the process, communicating with USCIS on your behalf and preparing you for any interviews or biometrics appointments. We provide personalized advice tailored to your specific situation, helping to strengthen your application. With our expertise, you can navigate the immigration process with confidence and improve your chances of getting approved.


Book a free consultation with Manifest Law today.

If you have been asked to assess the work of other people in your field, this might help you qualify for one of the O1 visa criteria. Judging can be in a competitive setting, such as a contest, awards panel, or grants committee. Or, it can be an evaluation of someone’s work, like a scientific paper or presentation, or even a grant application.


The key here is that some organization thought you were the go-to person with ample expertise to assess the work of others. This shows USCIS that you are seen as someone who stands out from others in your work.


If you think you can meet the “judge of others” criteria and at least two other criteria on the list of O1 visa evidence, you could be ready to apply! Reach out to Manifest Law and we can help you put your best case forward.

Our experienced immigration lawyers at Manifest Law are here to help you with your Biden parole in place application under the new program. 

Our team will guide you through the entire process, making sure you understand the eligibility requirements and helping you gather all the necessary documents. Our immigration lawyers will ensure that all the required forms are filled out correctly and submitted properly, reducing the chance of any mistakes that could cause delays or denials.

Beyond paperwork, Manifest Law will represent you throughout the process, communicating with USCIS on your behalf and preparing you for any interviews or biometrics appointments. We provide personalized advice tailored to your specific situation, helping to strengthen your application. With our expertise, you can navigate the immigration process with confidence and improve your chances of getting approved.


Book a free consultation with Manifest Law today.

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Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

When can I apply for Biden parole in place program?

USCIS is accepting applications starting on August 19, 2024. USCIS will publish a notice in the Federal Register that will clarify eligibility requirements, the application process, including which form to use, and any associated filing fees. 

If you submit your application before the official implementation date stated in the Federal Register notice, USCIS will reject it. 


For updates and more details, you can check USCIS's Process to Promote the Unity and Stability of Families webpage as information becomes available. Stay tuned for the official announcement to ensure you apply correctly and on time once the program opens for applications.

If you have been asked to assess the work of other people in your field, this might help you qualify for one of the O1 visa criteria. Judging can be in a competitive setting, such as a contest, awards panel, or grants committee. Or, it can be an evaluation of someone’s work, like a scientific paper or presentation, or even a grant application.


The key here is that some organization thought you were the go-to person with ample expertise to assess the work of others. This shows USCIS that you are seen as someone who stands out from others in your work.


If you think you can meet the “judge of others” criteria and at least two other criteria on the list of O1 visa evidence, you could be ready to apply! Reach out to Manifest Law and we can help you put your best case forward.

What is the Biden parole in place processing time?

The exact processing time for applications under the new Biden parole in place program has not been explicitly detailed yet. However, it is reasonable to expect that the timeline may be similar to existing PIP programs, typically ranging from 3 to 6 months. 


Processing times can vary based on the volume of applications received, the specific circumstances of each case, and the efficiency of the USCIS office handling the applications. 


It's advisable to stay updated on any new announcements from USCIS regarding processing times for this specific parole in place program.

If you have been asked to assess the work of other people in your field, this might help you qualify for one of the O1 visa criteria. Judging can be in a competitive setting, such as a contest, awards panel, or grants committee. Or, it can be an evaluation of someone’s work, like a scientific paper or presentation, or even a grant application.


The key here is that some organization thought you were the go-to person with ample expertise to assess the work of others. This shows USCIS that you are seen as someone who stands out from others in your work.


If you think you can meet the “judge of others” criteria and at least two other criteria on the list of O1 visa evidence, you could be ready to apply! Reach out to Manifest Law and we can help you put your best case forward.

Can you travel with parole in place?

No, parole in place (PIP) doesn't allow you to travel outside the U.S. 


It protects you from deportation and lets you apply for work authorization, but it doesn't give you travel rights.

If you have been asked to assess the work of other people in your field, this might help you qualify for one of the O1 visa criteria. Judging can be in a competitive setting, such as a contest, awards panel, or grants committee. Or, it can be an evaluation of someone’s work, like a scientific paper or presentation, or even a grant application.


The key here is that some organization thought you were the go-to person with ample expertise to assess the work of others. This shows USCIS that you are seen as someone who stands out from others in your work.


If you think you can meet the “judge of others” criteria and at least two other criteria on the list of O1 visa evidence, you could be ready to apply! Reach out to Manifest Law and we can help you put your best case forward.

Can I work legally in the U.S. with parole in place?

Yes, if you are granted parole in place under Biden's program, you can apply for a work permit using Form I-765. This permit allows you to work legally in the United States for the duration specified on your work authorization document.

If you have been asked to assess the work of other people in your field, this might help you qualify for one of the O1 visa criteria. Judging can be in a competitive setting, such as a contest, awards panel, or grants committee. Or, it can be an evaluation of someone’s work, like a scientific paper or presentation, or even a grant application.


The key here is that some organization thought you were the go-to person with ample expertise to assess the work of others. This shows USCIS that you are seen as someone who stands out from others in your work.


If you think you can meet the “judge of others” criteria and at least two other criteria on the list of O1 visa evidence, you could be ready to apply! Reach out to Manifest Law and we can help you put your best case forward.

What happens if my parole in place application is denied?

If your parole in place application is denied, USCIS will provide a reason for the denial. You may have the option to appeal the decision or, depending on the circumstances, reapply with additional documentation or clarification to strengthen your case.

If you have been asked to assess the work of other people in your field, this might help you qualify for one of the O1 visa criteria. Judging can be in a competitive setting, such as a contest, awards panel, or grants committee. Or, it can be an evaluation of someone’s work, like a scientific paper or presentation, or even a grant application.


The key here is that some organization thought you were the go-to person with ample expertise to assess the work of others. This shows USCIS that you are seen as someone who stands out from others in your work.


If you think you can meet the “judge of others” criteria and at least two other criteria on the list of O1 visa evidence, you could be ready to apply! Reach out to Manifest Law and we can help you put your best case forward.

Will applying for parole in place affect my chances of obtaining permanent residency?

Applying for parole in place itself does not directly affect your eligibility for permanent residency (green card). However, successfully obtaining parole in place can provide a pathway for certain individuals, such as spouses of U.S. citizens, to apply for lawful permanent residency without leaving the U.S., which could potentially streamline the process.

If you have been asked to assess the work of other people in your field, this might help you qualify for one of the O1 visa criteria. Judging can be in a competitive setting, such as a contest, awards panel, or grants committee. Or, it can be an evaluation of someone’s work, like a scientific paper or presentation, or even a grant application.


The key here is that some organization thought you were the go-to person with ample expertise to assess the work of others. This shows USCIS that you are seen as someone who stands out from others in your work.


If you think you can meet the “judge of others” criteria and at least two other criteria on the list of O1 visa evidence, you could be ready to apply! Reach out to Manifest Law and we can help you put your best case forward.

Is there a fee to apply for parole in place under Biden's program?

The fee for applying for Biden parole in place program hasn't been specified yet. 


Fees for immigration applications can vary based on factors like your age, the type of application, and if you're applying for other benefits like work authorization. 


It's best to check the current USCIS fee schedule or talk to an immigration lawyer to get the latest information on fees for your situation before you apply.

If you have been asked to assess the work of other people in your field, this might help you qualify for one of the O1 visa criteria. Judging can be in a competitive setting, such as a contest, awards panel, or grants committee. Or, it can be an evaluation of someone’s work, like a scientific paper or presentation, or even a grant application.


The key here is that some organization thought you were the go-to person with ample expertise to assess the work of others. This shows USCIS that you are seen as someone who stands out from others in your work.


If you think you can meet the “judge of others” criteria and at least two other criteria on the list of O1 visa evidence, you could be ready to apply! Reach out to Manifest Law and we can help you put your best case forward.

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What is parole in place (PIP)?

What recent changes were made to parole in place by Biden?

Key benefits of Biden’s parole in place program

Parole in place immigration requirements

How to apply for parole in place

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