Did you enter the United States without Admission or Parole?
This means without inspection by a border patrol or customs officer, or without permission to stay in the United States.
Without Admission or Parole
With Admission or Parole
Have you been continuously living in the United States for at least 10 years as of June 17, 2024?
If you are exploring eligibility as a step-child of a United States citizen, has your non-citizen parent been been continuously living in the United States for at least 10 years as of June 17, 2024?
Yes
No
Are you currently or were you ever legally married to a United States Citizen?
If you are legally married you should be prepared to upload a copy of your marriage certificate.
If your U.S. Citizen spouse has passed away, you may still qualify as a non-citizen spouse.
Yes
No
Have you been married to this United States Citizen, or were you married to them before June 17, 2024?
If your U.S. Citizen spouse has passed away you must have been married on or before June 17, 2024. You need to be prepared to provide a copy of their death certificate.
Yes
No
Have you been convicted or accused of terrorism, espionage, or any other crimes that pose a danger to U.S. national security?
Yes
No
Have you been convicted of, or accused of any crimes that involved sexual abuse, weapons or explosives, harmed people or property, or defrauding others?
Yes
No
Do you have any pending criminal charges, no matter how minor?
Yes
No
Have you been convicted of any felony?
Yes
No
Have you been convicted of any drug related offenses, other than simple possession of 30 grams or less of marijuana?
Yes
Are you a step-child of a United States citizen?
If your U.S. Citizen stepparent has passed away, you need to be prepared to provide proof with a death certificate
Yes
No
Did your non-citizen parent and United States citizen step-parent get married on or before June 17, 2024?
Yes
No
When your non-citizen parent and U.S. citizen step-parent married were you under the age of 18?
Yes
No
Are you currently unmarried?
Yes
No
Were you under the age of 21 on June 17, 2024?
Yes
No
We’re sorry, but it does not seem like you are eligible to apply for the Parole In Place program.
Based on your responses, you are not likely eligible for the Biden-Harris administration's parole in place program. However, there may be alternatives available to you. To more fully research your options you need to speak with a qualified immigration lawyer or accredited representative.
Click on this link to see what organizations you can reach out to.