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At Allium Law PLLC, our dedicated legal team assists clients with travel documents and advance parole travel authorization. We understand the complexity of the legal process, which is why we provide you with our guidance and ensure that all the necessary paperwork is accurately completed and submitted. Our team’s comprehensive knowledge of immigration laws ensures our clients can navigate these processes more effectively.

REFUGEE TRAVEL DOCUMENT

A Refugee Travel Document is a vital tool for individuals with refugee or asylum status, or those who have become permanent residents as a result of such status. This document is highly significant if you plan to travel outside the United States, as it serves as proof of your permission to return to the country. This document is recognized by many countries, providing you the right to travel internationally and return without being denied entry.

If you plan to travel abroad, you must file to obtain a refugee travel document before leaving the U.S. In certain instances you may also be eligible to file for such a document within a year of departing the United States. The process includes providing necessary documentation, including proof of your status and identification, along with the applicable fees. Failure to apply before leaving the U.S or denial of your application may result in being unable to re-enter the country. Consulting with a law firm knowledgeable in immigration law, such as Allium Law PLLC, can significantly aid in successfully obtaining this document.

RE-ENTRY PERMITS

A Re-entry Permit is another crucial piece of documentation for certain individuals planning to travel outside the United States, particularly for those who anticipate staying abroad for a year or more.

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The permit, issued by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, helps to establish that you did not intend to abandon your status as a lawful permanent resident or conditional resident. Without a Re-entry Permit, a prolonged absence from the U.S. could lead to the presumption of abandonment of residency status. In addition to safeguarding your residence status, a Re-entry Permit is also recognized and accepted as a valid travel document in lieu of a passport by many countries throughout the world.

To obtain a Re-entry Permit, you must be physically present in the U.S. at the time of filing your application. The process involves completing an application for the travel document and submitting it with the necessary supporting documents and fees to USCIS. It’s important to apply well in advance of your intended travel date, as processing times can vary. After your application is accepted, you may be required to provide biometrics. Ensure to consult with an experienced immigration law firm, like Allium Law PLLC, for comprehensive guidance through this process.

ADVANCE PAROLE

Advance Parole is a crucial document for certain individuals in the United States who are not yet permanent residents. It permits an individual to travel abroad and return to the U.S. without obtaining a visa. This document is typically employed by individuals who have a pending application for adjustment of status (to become a permanent resident) with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. Without Advance Parole, you might not be able to re-enter the U.S. upon your return from travel abroad.

To obtain Advance Parole, an individual must file an application for a travel document with the USCIS. The application should be accompanied by the required supporting documentation and fees. Once USCIS accepts the application, they may mail you a biometrics appointment notice. The process may take a few months; therefore, it is crucial to apply well in advance of your planned departure. As with any immigration matter, consulting with a law firm like Allium Law PLLC, with knowledge in immigration law, can be extremely beneficial in correctly navigating this process.

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