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USCIS Extends Parole by Two Years for Certain Afghan Nationals Under Age 14

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USCIS will now consider two-year extensions of parole on a case-by-case basis for certain Afghan nationals under age 14 who were initially granted parole. This provides eligible Afghan minors with greater continuity of status and work authorization. Beneficiaries should contact USCIS or consult an immigration attorney to determine eligibility and apply for extension.
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USCIS announced today that we will consider two-year extensions of the initial parole period on a case-by-case basis for certain Afghan nationals who:  

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