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This tool is designed to help you understand humanitarian immigration pathways, but understanding a pathway is not the same as navigating it safely. Please read the following before you continue.

Not legal advice. Nothing in this tool constitutes legal advice. Immigration law is complex, country-specific, and changes without warning. What was true last month may not be true today.
Verify everything independently. Always confirm current requirements, processing times, and eligibility directly with the relevant government authority or official source before taking any action.
Consult a qualified attorney. We strongly recommend working with a licensed immigration attorney for any immigration-related decision. To find a qualified immigration attorney, visit ailalawyer.com.
This tool is actively being updated. It is a work in progress and may contain errors or outdated information. Use it as a starting point for research, not a final answer.
If you are in immediate danger, contact UNHCR at unhcr.org or your nearest embassy now. Do not rely on this tool in an emergency.

I understand that this tool does not provide legal advice, that all information should be independently verified, and that I should consult a qualified attorney before making any immigration-related decision.

Welcome to V-PRIC

The Visa Pathways and Relocation Information Center is a free, continuously verified guide to the U.S. and global pathways available to Afghans and their allies, and anyone who needs it. No login, plain language, and it collects nothing that could identify you.

The Ledger

AfghanEvac's public record: special reports, government source documents, and litigation tracking — including the two reports to share with your attorney if you are in immigration court.

reports.afghanevac.org ↗

Not legal advice. For your specific case, consult a qualified immigration attorney.

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📊 For AfghanEvac's country-by-country reports and international coverage, visit reports.afghanevac.org.

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Find My Pathway

Answer a few questions below and describe your situation. This tool will identify the most relevant humanitarian and resettlement pathways available to you — across the U.S. and globally — and you can ask follow-up questions to go deeper.

⚠ General education only — not legal advice. Find a qualified immigration attorney at ailalawyer.com. Weekly updates: updates.afghanevac.org.

Help us understand your situation

Where are you right now?

Are you Afghan?

What is your current case or status?

Did you work for the U.S. government or military?

How did you arrive in the United States?

Are you currently in removal (deportation) proceedings?

If you are in immigration court, or you are not sure: share these two free AfghanEvac reports with your attorney or accredited representative. They are written for lawyers to use in your case, and they are not a substitute for having one.

Protection Promised — country-conditions and program-context evidence on America's Afghan allies.
A Practitioner's Companion — relief and legal standards for Afghan nationals in U.S. immigration court.

Watching Congress: the bipartisan Afghanistan TPS Act (H.R. 9899) was introduced July 23, 2026 and would restore TPS for Afghans already here. It is a bill working its way through Congress, not law, and no outcome is guaranteed.

Do you have family in the United States?

Are you separated from family and seeking reunification?

Are you or your family in immediate danger?

✍️ Tell us about your situation

Write in any language, your own or the one you are most comfortable in. The more you share, the better we can help. You can include how you entered the U.S., your current status, your family, your work, and any danger you face.

🌐 Answer language

You can write your question in any language, your own or the one you are most comfortable in. Then choose the language you want the answer in: your language, or the language of the person you are trying to help.

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⚠ Results contain AI-generated content. AI can make mistakes. Verify all results with official authorities, and consult a qualified immigration attorney for your specific case.

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These are official U.S. government forms. Blank forms and instructions are always free from the agency, and paying a third party just to hand you a government form is a common scam. Fees change, so the official form page always lists the current fee, and some forms qualify for a fee waiver (Form I-912). Always confirm you are using the current edition on the official government site before filing. For general educational purposes only, not legal advice. Links verified July 2026.

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⚠ Educational Reference Only — Not Legal Advice. This information is provided for general educational purposes by AfghanEvac Coalition. Immigration laws and policies change frequently. Verify all information at official government sources before taking any action. For advice on your specific case, find a qualified immigration attorney at ailalawyer.com.

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