President Biden’s Family Unity Plan – June 18, 2024
Wonderful News From President Biden.
Finally, there is relief for married couples and children of U.S. citizens.
Here is how it works.
You qualify if:
What do you need to do:
- You apply for Parole, that is permission to make a lawful entry into the U.S. from the U.S. by presenting yourself to the Immigration Service (USCIS) under the Humanitarian Parole Program.
- If approved, your husband or wife, spouse or parent applies for you to become a U.S. Resident and you will be interviewed in the U.S.
Like Amnesty or DACA this is a great and wonderful opportunity to become a green card holder and enjoy the benefits of being lawful and be allowed to travel and work wherever you want.
This program starts in mid-September 2024 so get ready from now and prepare all necessary documents such as:
Documents that are generally required
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Keep In Mind
If you entered lawfully, that is with a visa at any border and you are married to a U.S. citizen then you are already eligible to become a U.S. resident without applying for Parole.
And, if you did not enter with a visa but have not lived in the United States for 10 years, which means you are not eligible for the Biden Plan, then you can still apply to become a U.S. resident, if you are married to a U.S. citizen but you must:
President Biden’s Executive Order changes the process radically and is a grand opportunity, not to be missed by anyone eligible.
President Biden’s New Daca Relief
President Biden’s secondary immigration relief is for undocumented individuals who have graduated from college and also people with DACA who want work visas such as H-1B visas or O visas.
The Biden administration’s new policy will direct the State Department to update its Waiver guidance to allow students and graduates to avoid the 10-year bar on reentering if they ever leave the United States to obtain a work visa. The 212(d)(3) waiver process would allow them to obtain the visa without facing the 10-year bar, a huge obstacle in the immigration process.
The applicant should have received an offer from an U.S. employer to work in their field. This would essentially remove obstacles to a more stable immigration status that applicants may otherwise have been eligible for.
The requirements under this new program are generally:
