Filipino WW II Veterans Parole Program Is Finally Here!
If you are one of the many thousands of Filipino nationals who are waiting for a visa number to immigrate to the U.S., the wait could be over if you are a family member of a Filipino national who fought in the World War II. Beginning June 8, 2016, Filipino World War II veteran family members whose immigration visa petitions have been approved may be able to be "paroled" into the United States, according to the USCIS.
According to USCIS, each case will be reviewed individually to determine if parole is warranted. It is important to note that it is a discretionary parole, meaning that not all cases will be approved. Further, even after parole is authorized by USCIS, when the family member arrives at a port of entry, the Custom and Border Patrol (CBP) will review the case again before granting parole.
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We serve clients from all countries and walks of life from investors, professionals, skilled labourers, and people wishing to join their family members in the USA.
