Non-Ukrainian children: Hum. Parole

[RnJ2021 59]

This woman (I've never mentioned her before ))) has two sons age 10 & 11, They do not have passports - they are listed on her passport.

Any thoughts on whether they would qualify for the Humanitarian Parole program?

[S9471 60]

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To be eligible for humanitarian parole under Uniting for Ukraine, applicants will need to:

• Have resided in Ukraine as of February 11, 2022 and be displaced
• Have a valid Ukrainian passport, or be included on a parent's passport
• Complete vaccinations and other public health requirements 
• Submit to biometrics collection, biographic screening, and security vetting, and
• Have a sponsor in the U.S. whose Form I-134 Affidavit of Support has been approved by USCIS.

 

[Kineo 93]

3 hours ago, RnJ2021 said:

This woman (I've never mentioned her before ))) has two sons age 10 & 11, They do not have passports - they are listed on her passport.

Any thoughts on whether they would qualify for the Humanitarian Parole program?

That sounds more like a citizens passport, not a travel passport. I'm pretty they will need to get travel passports for everyone.

-Kineo

[Kineo 93]

On 5/9/2022 at 4:21 PM, RnJ2021 said:

This woman (I've never mentioned her before ))) has two sons age 10 & 11, They do not have passports - they are listed on her passport.

Any thoughts on whether they would qualify for the Humanitarian Parole program?

I have learn from some of Ukrainian friends that in some situations children are listed on Ukrainian Travel Passports. In this case they should qualify as long as they are traveling with their parent.

-Kineo