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American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA): Practice Pointer: Humanitarian Parole for Afghan Nationals in Third Countries
AILA provides a practice pointer for those representing Afghans applying for humanitarian parole. Examine important legal and policy considerations when representing individuals applying for humanitarian parole from third countries.
American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA): Practice Pointer: USCIS Processing of Humanitarian Parole Applications for Afghan Nationals
Use this Practice Pointer, developed by AILA’s Afghan Response Task Force, which outlines factors considered by USCIS in parole adjudications and best practice filing tips.
American Immigration Lawyers Association: Best Practices and Resources for Representing Operations Allies Welcome Parolees and Afghan Nationals
Read this guide for an overview of the most relevant immigration pathways available to Afghan nationals who left Afghanistan after U.S. troops withdrew from Afghanistan in August 2021.
American Immigration Lawyers Association: Find Resources for Assisting Afghan Clients
Discover educational information for Legal Service Providers that helps them better assist an Afghan individual or family in need of legal assistance.
ASISTA Immigration Assistance: PRACTICE POINTER: What If You Do Not Receive an RFE or Denial Notice?
Tips for responding to a denial when no Request for Evidence was received, strategies to handle cases where no denial notice has been received, and knowledge about when clients have been issued a Notice to Appear.
Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc : Frequently Asked Questions: Family Reunification Options for Afghans
Read CLINIC’s overview of both the traditional immigration pathways, as well as the new avenues for refugee processing and family reunification available to Afghan evacuees.
Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc (CLINIC): New Exemptions to Terrorism-Related Inadmissibility Grounds to Aid Afghan Allies
View detailed information from CLINIC on the three exemptions to the Terrorism-Related Inadmissibility Grounds (TRIG) bars in order to aid Afghan allies as announced in 2022.
Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc: Age-Out Rules for Afghan SIV Derivative Children
Learn about the Child Status Protection Act (CSPA) and how it applies to Afghan SIV applicants under changes to the SIV petition process.
Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc: Frequently Asked Questions: EADs for Afghans
Examine this FAQ to discover what steps advocates need to take to ensure that Afghans have no gaps in their ability to work lawfully in the United States. Because most Afghans evacuated pursuant to OAW entered the United States in August and September 2021, they now have less than a year left on their Employment Authorization and Documentation (EAD).