DENVER, Aug. 16, 2024 ~ As the United States continues to grapple with immigration reform, a new program has been announced that aims to provide humanitarian parole to eligible individuals. However, this program is not yet in effect and will require a formal application process, which will begin on August 19th, 2024.

In light of this announcement, the public is being warned to beware of potential scams. The program is not currently active and individuals should not fall victim to anyone claiming to be able to help them apply for a non-existent program.

To ensure their rights are protected and they are not taken advantage of, those seeking immigration assistance are encouraged to contact Johnson Law Group. Led by experienced Immigration Attorney Shana Velez, the firm has over 18 years of experience in practicing law.

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Attorney Velez advises against using unlicensed individuals who could jeopardize the immigration process. She urges individuals to schedule an initial consultation with Johnson Law Group to explore their legal status alternatives and determine if they qualify for existing or new immigration programs like humanitarian parole.

For more information on the Humanitarian Parole Program or other immigration options, individuals can contact Johnson Law Group by calling (720) 445-4444 or visiting their website at https://contact.johnsonlgroup.com/immigration.html.

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