What groups in the CNMI may be eligible for a grant of parole?
A.: The following groups may be eligible for a grant of parole: • CNMI permanent residents; • Immediate relatives of CNMI permanent residents; • Spouses and children of deceased CNMI permanent residents; and • The immediate relatives of citizens of the Freely Associated States (the Republic of Palau, the Federated States of Micronesia, and the Republic of the Marshall Islands). Q. What is an immediate relative? A. For this parole program only, USCIS will apply the definition of “immediate relative” under CNMI law. “Immediate relative” means: • A legally recognized spouse; • A child under the age of 21 years whether natural or adopted before the age of 18 years; • A stepchild if the marriage that created the stepchild relationship took place before the child’s eighteenth birthday; or • A surviving spouse or child of a CNMI permanent resident. Q. What does parole status mean? A. An applicant for admission under U.S. immigration law is an alien who has not been inspected and admitted by a
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