The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has launched a transformative program for Ecuadorian families: the Family Reunification Process (FRP). This program will allow certain Ecuadorian beneficiaries of the approved I-130 petition and their immediate family members to enter the United States under parole status. In a hopeful move for families separated by international borders, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security has implemented the Family Reunification Process (FRP) for Ecuadorian citizens. This program is designed to provide relief and support to those who have been waiting for family unification in the United States.
What is FRP?
The FRP is a policy that allows Ecuadorian beneficiaries of an approved family petition (Form I-130), as well as their immediate family members, to enter the United States under a “parole” status. This status grants a temporary stay while waiting for the availability of an immigrant visa, opening a legal and safe path to family reunification.
Key Aspects of FRP
Program Impact and Benefits
Application Process
The application for the FRP will require detailed documentation and meet specific criteria, which can be a complex process.
Conclusion
The new FRP is an important step in supporting Ecuadorian families and reflects a commitment to legal and safe migration. For those looking to navigate this new process, La Familia Multiservices is here to offer expert advice and guidance every step of the way.