USCIS

Travel & Parole

Forms for travel authorization and parole documentation. Includes I-131 (Travel Document) and I-131A (Carrier Documentation).

Travel and parole forms allow individuals in certain immigration statuses to travel internationally and re-enter the U.S. Form I-131 is used to apply for advance parole (travel permission for those with pending adjustment of status), re-entry permits (for permanent residents abroad for extended periods), and refugee travel documents. Form I-131A allows lawful permanent residents to apply for a boarding foil (carrier documentation) when their Green Card is lost or expired. Processing times for travel documents can be several months, so planning ahead is essential.

Example Forms in this Category

USCISForm I-131

Application for Travel Document

Apply for Advance Parole, Reentry Permit, or Refugee Travel Document.

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USCISForm I-131A

Application for Carrier Documentation

Use this form if you are a lawful permanent resident (LPR), including an LPR with conditions, and wish to apply for a travel document (carrier documentation) that allows you to board an airline or other transportation carrier without the airline or transportation carrier being penalized.

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All 2 Forms in this Category

USCIS forms related to travel & parole.

USCISForm I-131

Application for Travel Document

Apply for Advance Parole, Reentry Permit, or Refugee Travel Document.

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USCISForm I-131A

Application for Carrier Documentation

Use this form if you are a lawful permanent resident (LPR), including an LPR with conditions, and wish to apply for a travel document (carrier documentation) that allows you to board an airline or other transportation carrier without the airline or transportation carrier being penalized.

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