Help your immediate family members obtain their Work Permit, Social Security Card, Driver's License, and Green Card all while enjoying the benefits of being a Washington Army National Guard Soldier!
How it works:
1. Contact your local Diversity and Immigration Liaison or fill out the contact form below
2. We will contact you and:
- Conduct an initial screening for Parole in Place eligibility.
- Refer you to appropriate legal resources:
i. An Immigration Attorney that is either local or provides remote service
ii. Non-profit resources available depending on economic situation
- Refer you to your local recruiter
3. All the while, we will be your 24/7 point of contact to answer questions
Temporary Authorization to remain in the United States is granted to a Soldier’s family members who are approved for Parole in Place. This temporary authorization (Parole) is granted in increments of one year and protects the individual from removal/deportation**.
Parole also grants eligibility to apply for work authorization which can lead to an issuance of a social security number and also enable one to apply for a driver license in many states.
PIP grants the family member evidence of parole status – a form I-94.
Eligibility for Adjustment of Status to Lawful Permanent Residency requires individuals to have been “inspected, admitted, or paroled.” Individuals can use this I-94 to satisfy this requirement. While other requirements still apply, Military Parole in Place is still an incredible utility to protect families from deportation and set them on the path to obtaining a Green Card.
For more information, please contact us. The above is general information only and not legal advice. It does not constitute an attorney client relationship, nor should it be relied upon as advice in lieu of consultation with an attorney.
**Excludes people who are already in removal, deportation proceedings or already have a final order of removal on their immigration record, Multiple unlawful entries. Criminal Record, etc.
Must be a Green Card Holder or US Citizen to enlist and initiate Parole in Place for
undocumented family members.
Free Consultations with Immigration Attorneys are available.
