Immigration Relief for Parents of U.S. Military Members
This act aims to simplify the process for parents of U.S. citizens serving in the military to obtain permanent residency. It allows them to apply for immigrant status even if they previously resided illegally or were deported, provided they do not pose a public threat and have not committed serious crimes. Parents may also temporarily return to the U.S. while their application is pending.
Key points
Parents of U.S. military members can more easily obtain a green card, even if they previously resided in the U.S. illegally or were deported.
Certain immigration obstacles, such as prior unlawful presence, may be waived or overlooked.
Possibility for parents to temporarily return to the U.S. while awaiting a decision, allowing them to reunite with their military children.
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