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That is what I believe too. No one knows what's going on.

That's insane. I only got it so fast because we filled out the form the very first day. I hope you guys get approved soon.

I am not filling for AOS but I sent a Form I-765, Application for Employment Authorization, with a Form G-1145. The package arrived at the Chicago lockbox on Nov 27 but I have not received any receipt notice or email/text. Is this normal? Wondering if I am gonna get the package returned... Do they text/mail you if your package is going to be returned?

I see in your U4U timeline that you applied for benefits after applying for the I-765/I-912. So what option did you use for the beneficiaries then? Asking bc I'm a Venezuelan with parole and we are not receiving means-tested benefits.

hey guys I just made it. Got paroled and I am finally safe. I landed in Miami and the whole process with the CBP did not take more than 30 mins

Did ukranians with visa got their travel authorization? There's many many Venezuelans with visas who have not gotten theirs 😕 It's heartbreaking.

Oh god. I am so sorry to hear this. What vaccine did she got in Vnzla? Guys, Here is a list of Covid Vaccines. Only the ones approved for the OMS are valid in Colombia. Basically Sinopharm or Sinovac if you got it in Venezuela. Also, I called my airline and they told me Colombia is requesting 3 doses... Although the guy who talked with me over the phone with me was not really sure about this. I don't think is true.

I am sorry to hear that. I have seen a bunch of people with the same question. They don't get travel authorization because this is extraordinary process for people who, in normal circuntances, wouldn't be able to travel to the US, someone who has a visa is already allowed to travel to the US... This tiktok account has been talking about it

Good luck!!

Ohh. No, under this process the beneficiary only receives a Travel Authorization to seek parole in USA. That Travel Authorization document would state when would be the expiration day, which is 90 days from the moment the beneficiary gets approved and receives the document. The parole you refer to is granted at POE. Edit: The earlier they leave, the better. We don't know how the 24.000 cap works.

Hey, you can check these comments

Hey! 1) No, my sponsor didn't list me as dependent. 2) No idea. They didn't list any asset either mine or theirs, just the sponsor income... 3) I didn't understand this question. Generally paroles are for 2 years only. In the Beneficiary's Anticipated Length of Stay section they said "No end date". My sponsor watch this video to learn how to fill the form correctly (althought the youtuber is only filling a pdf version. Sponsors under the Process for Venezuelans need to fill the I-134 online).

Ukranians were not asked for proof of vaccination at POE, that's all I know. So far it seems like the only thing you need is your passport and travel authorization document!

Were you able to fill the form? Found out that, when filling the form, you only need to add 5 years from the date of your expiration. Let's say you have a passport without prorroga, and the expiration date is "26/10/2020". In that case you need to fill the form with "26/10/2025" instead.

Unluckily we just need to wait for more info... It seems like mexican govt is pushing for more than 24k beneficiaries too.

"The process is capped at 24,000 beneficiaries. After this cap is reached, DHS will not approve additional beneficiaries..." It seems like DHS will only approve 24,000 travel authorizations. I don't think it will approve more than that. So the scenario of traveling with the travel authorization and not being granted parole at the POE because the 24,000 cap was reached already would be unlikely. But that's just my opinion.

I wonder this too. This is how it looks like.

Yeah? We would be thankful if you can share more info about it... I feel kinda like a clown trying to enter to the states only with my passport and a simple paper hahaha.

It seems like that! Thank you 🙂 I might have to go to Bog too, I was thinking in flying to Panana and then to the US but it seems like transit in Panama is complicated if you don't have a visa or travel with the same airline. Hopefully Venezuela and Colombia will start having flights again, otherwise I would be taking a bus lol.

They only ask you to scan your passport and take a pic of your face through their CBP One mobile application. That's all.

That's for sure. Do you know if we have to buy round trip tickets? Or one way tickets would make the cut?

No yet. Tbh all seems a bit frightening! I'm in Venezuela atm, it seems like I will have at least 2-3 stops until my final destination. I still have to figure my intinery out 😪. Is your family traveling from Vzla too?

Fingers crossed here too! Best of luck for you and your family xx

Guys, I got my travel authorization document 1 hour after I submitted my data to USCBP! The whole process was very fast (Only 5 days). I didn't receive an email with the info about travel authorization, I only realiced I got it because I checked the Notices section on my USCIS account. Timeline: Process for Venezuelans I-134 submitted - 10/18/2022 I-134 approved - 10/23/2022 Email received by beneficiary - 10/23/2022 Beneficiary submits data to USCBP - 10/23/2022 Received information about travel authorization from USCBP - 10/23/2022 Travel Authorization Document- 10/23/2022

Hey! Expired passports are still valid to travel to the US! From the USCIS website: "Note: The beneficiary must have a valid, unexpired passport. Certified extensions of passport validity serve to meet this requirement. If a beneficiary's passport validity has been extended, the expiration date of the extension should be reflected as the passport expiration date. CBP will not authorize travel if the beneficiary's passport or extension is expired. Consistent with the National Assembly decree of May 21, 2019, certain expired Venezuelan passports remain valid. A Venezuelan passport: Issued before June 7, 2019 (even if expired before this date), without a passport extension ("prórroga"), is considered valid and unexpired for five years beyond the expiration date printed in the passport. Issued on or after June 7, 2019, without a “prórroga” is not considered valid beyond the expiration date printed in the passport. Regardless of passport issue date, with a “prórroga” issued before June 7, 2019, a passport is considered valid and unexpired for five years beyond the expiration date of the “prorroga.” Regardless of passport issue date, with a “prórroga” issued on or after June 7, 2019, a passport is considered valid and unexpired through the expiration date of the “prórroga.”