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The Temporary Parole Program (Humanitarian Parole) is a legal alternative to temporary entry into the United States for urgent humanitarian reasons or significant public interest.

30,000 monthly permits are issued to citizens of Cuba, Venezuela, Nicaragua and Haiti with the intention of working in the country. USCIS.

Also read: What are the inconveniences faced by a sponsor of humanitarian parole?

requirements Apply for parole

• Must possess a valid passport.
• Have a sponsor in the US who proves they have the financial resources to support you for two years.

Programs are not included in parole

But, not all federal and state programs are considered means-tested. Some of the excluded plans are:

• Emergency medical assistance.
• Short-term emergency cashless assistance.
• Services provided under National School Lunch Act and Child Nutrition Act.
• Vaccines, testing and treatment of infectious diseases.
• Student aid under the Higher Education Act and the Public Health Services Act.
• Certain forms of foster care or adoption assistance under the Social Security Act.
• Chief Commencement Programs.
• Other specific programs excluded by state authorities.

Also Read: Humanitarian Parole: What happens if the sponsor dies?

Advantages and Validation

Note that some public benefits require testing.

These include food stamps, Medicaid, Supplemental Security Income (SSI), Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), and the State Child Health Insurance Program (SCHIP).

These plans, when used, must be verified to ensure that they do not adversely affect the sponsor's ability to meet its financial obligations.

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Parole Sponsor

Sponsors should be aware of public benefits that require means verification and ensure they meet the requirements set forth by the HHS Poverty Guidelines.

Taking into account the amount of money a sponsor will need to earn in 2024 is critical to ensuring a successful application.

With information from USCIS

Also read: Learn how applicants are granted humanitarian parole

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