Parole
Some noncitizens in immigration detention can request that they be “paroled,” or released, from detention while their cases are pending in immigration court. The resources on this page will assist pro bono attorneys in drafting parole requests for detained noncitizens.
Getting Started: Overview of Parole Eligibility
These materials provide an overview of which asylum seekers are eligible for parole, and how to apply for parole.
Gathering Documents
As you prepare your client’s parole application, these materials will walk you through what documents to look for, and how to draft any letters of support.
Writing and Submitting Parole Request
This page contains sample parole requests for detained asylum seekers at several different detention facilities.
Need Assistance?
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