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I-131

Temporary Travel Permit (Advance Parole)

Form I-131 allows eligible immigrants to apply for travel authorization to leave and re-enter the United States without abandoning pending immigration benefits. For I-485 adjustment of status applicants, this document (Advance Parole) lets you travel internationally while your green card application is pending.

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Eligibility Requirements

To qualify for a travel document through Form I-131, you must meet specific requirements based on your immigration status.

Pending Adjustment of Status

Applicants with pending Form I-485 applications can apply for Advance Parole to travel abroad

Refugees & Asylees

Those granted refugee or asylee status can apply for a Refugee Travel Document

Permanent Residents

Green card holders who need to travel but cannot obtain a passport from their country can request a Re-entry Permit

TPS & Advance Parole

Individuals with Temporary Protected Status may qualify for Advance Parole for specific circumstances

DACA Recipients

Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals recipients may apply for Advance Parole for humanitarian, educational, or employment purposes

Urgent Circumstances

Those with urgent humanitarian reasons or significant public benefit may qualify for Advance Parole

I-131 Processing Timeline

Processing times vary based on your location, USCIS workload, and the type of travel document you're requesting.

Step 1
1–2 weeks for receipt

File Form I-131 with USCIS

USCIS issues receipt notice confirming application acceptance.

Step 2
3–5 weeks after filing

Biometrics Appointment

Attend appointment for fingerprinting and photo capture.

Step 3
3–5 months total

Application Processing

USCIS reviews your eligibility and documentation.

Step 4
Adds 30–60 days if issued

Request for Evidence (if applicable)

USCIS may request additional documentation if needed.

Step 5
Within 5 months for most cases

Final Decision

USCIS approves or denies your application.

Step 6
1–2 weeks after approval

Travel Document Delivery

Receive your travel document by mail.

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