Ini pou pwogram libète pwovizwa Ikrèn

Mizajou Oktòb 16, 2025
Uniting for Ukraine is a parole program that allows people from Ukraine to live and work in the USA temporarily. This parole program has been paused. Find information about what you can do now. 

The U4U program has been paused

Depatman Sekirite Enteryè (DHS) mete yon poz pwogram antre sou kondisyon Ini pou Ikrèn.

Yo pa aksepte okenn nouvo aplikasyon.

What does this means for people with parole? 

Si w deja nan Ozetazini ak antre sou kondisyon atravè pwogram sa a:

  • Your parole is still valid until the expiration date.
  • Your work permit is still valid.
  • Your parole status could still end soon.
  • You may be able to apply for re-parole.
  • Ou ta dwe evite vwayaje andeyò peyi Etazini
  • Ofisye imigrasyon yo ka revize ka w la epi deside mete fen nan pèmi sejou tanporè w la, sa ki ka lakoz yo depòte w nan peyi w.
  • A judge has temporarily stopped the government from quickly deporting people who entered the U.S. with humanitarian parole. This includes people who have been detained due to their loss of parole status.
  • Ou ta dwe aji kounye a pou chèche yon lòt estati legal si ou kalifye.

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How to apply for re-parole

If you have humanitarian parole through Uniting for Ukraine (U4U), you may be able to apply for re-parole to extend your stay. Re-parole requests are reviewed on a case-by-case basis. If approved, you may continue living and working legally in the U.S. for up to two more years.

Ki moun ki ka aplike

You may be eligible if you meet the following requirements:

  • Were paroled into the U.S. on or after February 11, 2022, through U4U or another Ukrainian parole process
  • Are still in the U.S. and have followed all parole conditions (for example: health checks, Selective Service registration, address updates)
  • Can show urgent humanitarian reasons or a significant public benefit to stay (such as family unity, medical care, or safety concerns)

Each family member must apply separately, including children. Parents or guardians may submit applications for minors.

de fanm konsilte nan mi brik ki chita sou yon tab
Jwenn èd jiridik

Aprann kijan pou jwenn èd gratis oswa bon mache nan men avoka imigrasyon ak reprezantan legal de konfyans.

When to apply

Apply for re-parole before your current parole expires. USCIS recommends filing at least 6 months early to allow for long processing times (often 8–18 months).

Kijan pou aplike

  • File Form I-131 online or by mail
  • Include proof of your current parole, identity, and your reason for needing to stay
  • You can also request a renewal of your work permit (EAD) in the same form
  • There is a $1,000 fee, collected only after approval (do not pay when you submit your form)

Helpful tips

  • Check that your name, date of birth, and A-number match what appears on your EAD.
  • Filing online can reduce delays and mistakes.
  • You may apply for re-parole even if you have another application pending, such as asylum.

For full instructions, documents, and examples of what to include with your application, go to the Ukraine Immigration Task Force Re-Parole Guide.

Aprann plis.

Kijan pou prepare w pou lè pèmi sejou tanporè w la fini

Si w Ozetazini kounye a atrave pwogram antre Etazini san benefisye estati imigran, nou rekòmande w poze aksyon sa yo imedyatman:

Apati 28 Me 2025, kounya yon desizyon tribinal egzije gouvènman Ameriken an pou rekòmanse trètman aplikasyon pou moun ki gen antre sou kondisyon pou rezon imanitè. Sa a gen ladan pèmi travay, azil, TPS, ajisteman nan estati, ak renouvèlman pèmi sejou tanporè. Jwenn dènye nouvèl avèk Justice Action Center.

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