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thanks! :)

and please let me know what they will tell you :-)

dear shoona, try calling HIAS (http://www.hias.org/contactus.php), they have had tons cases like that.

The parole is granted when one enters the USA and gets his I-94 stamped. So the date of the arrival that your husband have on his I-94 is the date he was granted parole. My I-94 states the date I arrived to the USA and says: "paroled until <date>". About those dates, from August 15, 1988 to...

hi shoona, EDIT: sorry, I misread your post. I will answer you later.

Of course! Actually, I'm very concerned about this date in my GC. What's your recommendation? To call them, to write? If the latter, then where to write to?

Hello thankful, My green card states that I'm a resident since Dec.2007. Today, I called a guy who had the same public interest parole status, and his GC also has resident since date as of the status adjustment date, not the date of parole. At the same time, people with refugee status have...

Thanks, fkdude! I spent some hours yesterday on legal research and found what I was looking for. It's 8 CFR 1245.7 (e): This particular section (8 CFR 1245.7) applies only to certain Soviet and Indochinese parolees under the so-called Lautenberg/Specter Amendment (Pub. L. 101-167), but with...

Thanks, but I know that. There should be some exception/special ruling applied for parolees, which I'm trying to find. Here and here, and in some other places, I read that "parolees are eligible to apply for citizenship five years from the date they entered the United States as parolees...

Thank you for your input. Though, I have been reading in some FAQs that parolees are eligible to apply for citizenship five years from the date they entered the US as parolees if they have already adjusted to permanent resident status. But I failed to find any legal reference to the above...

I have just received my green card. The basis for my immigration was public interest parole, which I have been granted as a former USSR national after having been denied a refugee status. I entered the USA in Sept. 2004 and have since been living here without interruptions. My question is...