Quel type de document de voyage ou de parole demandez-vous ?

Which type of travel document or parole are you applying for?

Pick the one that matches your situation. Choosing one doesn’t mean you qualify, and some programs may no longer be open.

• 1 — Reentry permit
• 2 — Refugee travel document: refugee/asylee
• 3 — Refugee travel document: LPR based on refugee/asylee status
• 4 — TPS travel authorization
• 5.A — Advance parole: your own pending I-485
• 5.B — Pending I-589
• 5.C — Pending initial I-821
• 5.D — Deferred Enforced Departure
• 5.E — Approved I-821D (DACA)
• 5.F — Approved T status petition
• 5.G — Approved U status petition
• 5.H — Current parolee
• 5.I — Approved I-817
• 5.J — Pending I-687
• 5.K — Approved V nonimmigrant status
• 5.L — CNMI long-term residence
• 5.M — Other advance-parole basis
• 6.A — Initial parole: Filipino WWII Veterans program
• 6.B — Initial parole: military members/veterans initiative
• 6.C — Initial parole: intergovernmental referral
• 6.D — Initial parole: Family Reunification Task Force
• 6.E — Initial parole: another specific program/process
• 7 — Initial parole outside the United States, no specific program
• 8.A — Initial military parole in place
• 8.B — Initial parole in place: Family Reunification Task Force
• 8.C — Initial parole in place: another program/process
• 9 — Initial parole in place, no specific program
• 10.A — Re-parole: family reunification parole
• 10.B — Re-parole: certain Afghans
• 10.C — Re-parole: certain Ukrainians and immediate family
• 10.D — Re-parole: Filipino WWII Veterans program
• 10.E — Re-parole: military members/veterans initiative
• 10.F — Re-parole: Central American Minors
• 10.G — Re-parole: Family Reunification Task Force
• 10.H — Re-parole: military parole in place
• 10.I — Re-parole: other program/process
• 11 — Re-parole, no specific program
• Not sure — needs review