Implementation of the Uniting for Ukraine Parole Process
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Policy effect
DHS implemented the Uniting for Ukraine parole process, establishing a pathway for eligible Ukrainian citizens and immediate family members to apply for advance authorization to travel to the United States and seek a discretionary grant of parole.
Conditions and exceptions
Validated condition or limit: DHS implemented the Uniting for Ukraine parole process, establishing a pathway for eligible Ukrainian citizens and immediate family members to apply for advance authorization to travel to the United States and seek a discretionary grant of parole.
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DHS will make the Uniting for Ukraine parole process available on April 25, 2022.
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