Aliens in the United States may apply for Advance Parole if they have:

1. An application for adjustment of status pending;
2. Been admitted as a refugee or have been granted asylum;
3. Been granted benefits under the Family Unity Program;
4. Been granted Temporary Protected Status;
5. An asylum application pending; or
6. An emergent personal or bona fide reason to travel temporarily abroad.

Aliens in the United States are not eligible for Advance Parole if they are:

1. In the United States without a valid immigration status;
2. An exchange alien subject to the foreign residence requirement;
3. The beneficiary of a private bill; or
4. Under removal proceedings.

For more information on Advance Parole, please click on the following links:
What is Advance Parole?
What are the benefits of Advance Parole?
Who is eligible for Advance Parole?
What documents and information are needed for applying an Advance Parole?
What is the difference between an Advance Parole and a Re-entry Permit?
H-1 B Visa and Advanced Parole
Frequently asked questions about Advance Parole
Attorney's fee and filing fee
Advance Parole Issue in Latest Z&A Memo
Memo: Be Aware of Abandonment of COS and AOS Applications