Does parole provide lawful permanent residence (Green Card) status?
A. No. Parole is temporary and does not provide any legal permanent status. The terms and conditions of the parole granted will be set forth in the parole document. These terms and conditions do not include a grant of lawful permanent resident status. Q. If I am eligible for parole under this program, am I required to apply for it immediately on November 28, 2009? A. No. Aliens lawfully present under CNMI law on the transition date generally may remain for the period of their CNMI authorization, or 2 years, whichever is less, and may in many cases have continuing work authorization for the same period. Upon the expiration of the CNMI status or 2 years, whichever occurs first, aliens must obtain lawful status under U.S. immigration law. Applications under this parole authority may be one means through which aliens may secure such lawful status. However, U.S. immigration benefits under parole are not automatic and you must apply to obtain such benefits. You may also be eligible for immig
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