Pages 1-2, What Is the
Purpose of This Form?
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What
Is the Purpose of This Form?
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2.
Refugee Travel Document
A
Refugee Travel Document is issued to an individual in valid
refugee or asylee status, or to a lawful permanent resident who
obtained such status as a refugee or asylee in the United States.
Individuals who hold asylee or refugee status and are not lawful
permanent residents must have a Refugee Travel Document to return
to the United States after travel abroad, unless they possess an
Advance Parole Document. A Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
officer at the U.S. port-of-entry will determine your
admissibility when you present your travel document.
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What
Is the Purpose of This Form?
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2.
Refugee Travel Document
A
Refugee Travel Document is issued to an individual in valid
refugee or asylee status, or to a lawful permanent resident who
obtained such status as a refugee or asylee in the United States.
Individuals who hold asylee or refugee status and are not lawful
permanent residents must have a Refugee Travel Document to return
to the United States after travel abroad
unless they
possess an Advance Parole Document. A Department of Homeland
Security (DHS) officer at the U.S. port-of-entry will determine
your admissibility when you present your travel document.
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Pages 2-8, Who May File
Form I-131?
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Who
May File Form I-131?
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c.
Travel Warnings
If
you travel to Guam (not in direct transit between the CNMI and a
foreign place) or elsewhere in the United States without advance
permission, your status will be automatically terminated and you
may be subject to removal from the United States.
If
you travel to Guam (not in direct transit between the CNMI and a
foreign place) or elsewhere in the United States in violation of
any other restrictions regarding the dates, destination(s), or
purpose(s) of your travel, your status will be automatically
terminated and you may be subject to removal from the United
States.
Generally,
the approval will not exceed six months. Advance permission to
travel may be valid for one entry, or multiple entries, depending
on the stated purpose(s).
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Who
May File Form I-131?
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c.
Travel Warnings
If
you travel to Guam (not in direct transit between the CNMI and a
foreign place) or elsewhere in the United States without advance
permission, your status will be automatically terminated and you
may be subject to removal from the United States.
If
you travel to Guam (not in direct transit between the CNMI and a
foreign place) or elsewhere in the United States in violation of
any other restrictions regarding the dates, destination(s), or
purpose(s) of your travel, your status will be automatically
terminated and you may be subject to removal from the United
States.
Generally,
the approval will not exceed six months. Advance permission to
travel may be valid for one entry, or multiple entries, depending
on the stated purpose(s).
6.
Operation Allies Welcome (OAW) Employment Authorization
Applicants
who were previously paroled under the Operation Allies Welcome
(OAW) program and are applying for a new period of parole, may
request initial or renewed employment authorization and an
employment authorization document (EAD) by selecting “Yes”
or “No” in Part
8.,
Item Number 1.
The EAD will not be issued until the new OAW period of parole is
approved and will not be issued at all if the new parole period is
denied. OAW applicants who request employment authorization as
part of the USCIS Form I-131 are not required to file USCIS Form
I-765, Application for Employment Authorization. Applicants who
wish to request a social security number and/or a social security
card must contact the Social Security Administration.
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Pages 9-13, General
Requirements
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General
Requirements
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4.
Invalidation of Travel Document
Any
travel document obtained by making a material false representation
or concealment in this application will be invalid. A travel
document will also be invalid if you are ordered removed or
deported from the United States.
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General
Requirements
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4.
Invalidation of Travel Document
Any
travel document obtained by making a materially
false
representation or concealment in this application will be invalid.
A travel document will also be invalid if you are ordered removed
or deported from the United States.
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Pages 14-15, What Is the
Filing Fee?
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What
Is the Filing Fee?
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Reentry
Permit: The
filing fee for a Reentry Permit is $575.
A biometrics services fee of $85 is required for applicants ages
14 through 79.
Refugee
Travel Document:
The filing fee for a Refugee Travel Document for an applicant age
16 or older is $135.
The fee for a child younger than 16 is $105.
A biometrics services fee of $85
is required for applicants ages 14 through 79.
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What
Is the Filing Fee?
Applications
under the Operation Allies Welcome (OAW) Program:
There is no filing fee for applicants under OAW who request a new
period of parole and employment authorization. The biometric
services fee is not required.
Reentry
Permit: The
filing fee for a Reentry Permit is $575.
A biometrics services fee of $85 is required for applicants ages
14 through 79.
Refugee
Travel Document:
The filing fee for a Refugee Travel Document for an applicant
aged
16 or older
is $135.
The fee for a child younger than 16 is $105.
A biometrics services fee of $85
is required for applicants ages 14 through 79.
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