Has anyone else applied for the Uniting for Ukraine program?

[Chancy 6,241]

On 12/13/2022 at 11:04 AM, uapilot said:

Does anyone know what opportunities there are for adjustment of status for paroled individuals?

 

If they are "immediate relatives" (ie. parent/spouse/minor child) of USC, they may adjust status.

 

Edited December 14, 2022 by Chancy

[Kineo 93]

2 hours ago, HarryGillung said:

Hi

I am in the process of completing the I-765 for my wife's daughter.  The husband has returned to Ukraine on an emergency and I have reapplied for his 4U4 approval.  I need to get my wife's daughter and two children social security cards. 

 

My question is the process for obtaining a SSN for a minor the same as for the adult?  That is, do I need to file a I-765 for the children (4 years and 9 months) even thought obviously they are not going to work OR are the minor children covered in the daughter's I-765?

 

Thanks in advance for your help!

 

Thanks!

Harry

If they are young and will not be working, no. You can the a SSN directly from the SSA for tax purposes etc.

-Kineo

[Boiler 45,467]

1 hour ago, Kineo said:

If they are young and will not be working, no. You can the a SSN directly from the SSA for tax purposes etc.

-Kineo

That is a ITIN

[merksam 0]

Hi everyone!

 

It's my first time posting in this forum, I'm in advance sorry if I'm doing something wrong.

 

Has anyone ever been stuck waiting for the travel authorization decision from CBP (take a look at the screenshot)? 
We've been waiting for 9 days already. After reading all 43 pages of the topic, I didn't see anyone ever had an issue with long-time waiting for the travel authorization decision.

 

Maybe, we should reapply? Thank you!

[Kineo 93]

8 hours ago, merksam said:

Hi everyone!

 

It's my first time posting in this forum, I'm in advance sorry if I'm doing something wrong.

 

Has anyone ever been stuck waiting for the travel authorization decision from CBP (take a look at the screenshot)? 
We've been waiting for 9 days already. After reading all 43 pages of the topic, I didn't see anyone ever had an issue with long-time waiting for the travel authorization decision.

 

Maybe, we should reapply? Thank you!

I don't think I would reapply at this point. I would first try to contact CBP (202-325-8000). It is possible CBP is having an issue with background check.

-Kineo

[merksam 0]

2 hours ago, Kineo said:

I don't think I would reapply at this point. I would first try to contact CBP (202-325-8000). It is possible CBP is having an issue with background check.

-Kineo

Hey, we called them and they told that it's still a normal processing time, because they're receiving more requests right now and many people are on vacation, so it's all good so far

[kostyaby 9]

Hi all,

 

I petitioned for my beneficiaries to get travel documents by filling out the I-131s for them and including the fee waiver I-912. The petitions were rejected because apparently the fee waiver does not work on the I-131s unless they are out of the country and are applying for a humanitarian parole. From my understanding, you can petition for I-131s for U4U beneficiaries, but they have to pay the $500+ fee per petition.

[Boiler 45,467]

• Form I-131, Application for Travel Document, if you are applying for humanitarian parole;

That is what the Fee Waiver form says. You were not applying for HP.

[kostyaby 9]

18 hours ago, Boiler said:

• Form I-131, Application for Travel Document, if you are applying for humanitarian parole;

That is what the Fee Waiver form says. You were not applying for HP.

I think that technically I was. My beneficiaries' father died, which I believe makes their travel eligible for "humanitarian reasons". 

[Boiler 45,467]

21 minutes ago, kostyaby said:

I think that technically I was. My beneficiaries' father died, which I believe makes their travel eligible for "humanitarian reasons". 

Advanced Parole for Humanitarian reasons.

 

They do like to confuse us.

[Kineo 93]

From the I-912 instructions:
 

Quote

 

You may file this form to request a fee waiver for any of the following benefit requests or services:

5. Form I-131, Application for Travel Document, but only if you are applying for humanitarian parole;

 

I'm guessing that this is different from Advanced Parole for Humanitarian reasons.....

-Kineo

[Boiler 45,467]

U4U is a branded version of Humanitarian Parole

[Renegade 11]

Hey there!

I applied for my friend and his family on September 30-th and they were all approved via this program and had time till January 8 to come to the states, but all of a sudden authorization was revoked on December 14-th without any reason given. Does anyone have the same experience or know why it happened? I will try to reapply again.

[Kineo 93]

2 hours ago, Renegade said:

I applied for my friend and his family on September 30-th and they were all approved via this program and had time till January 8 to come to the states, but all of a sudden authorization was revoked on December 14-th without any reason given. 

How were notified their authorization was revoked? 

[Renegade 11]

45 minutes ago, Kineo said:

How were notified their authorization was revoked? 

 

The status changed 4 days before their flight and no information or reason was provided besides this status.