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942 Chapter 6:Non-citizens • Section 1: Introduction (07/2026) Immigration status Typical documents SNAP TANF/ TA-DVS REF/ REFM Medical under age 19 Medical age 19 and over Cuban/Haitian Entrants A national of Cuba or Haiti who has an application for asylum pending with the DHS/USCIS or with an EOIR Immigration Court or the Board of Immigration Appeals and with respect to whom a final, non-appealable, and legally enforceable order of removal, deportation, or exclusion has not been entered • USCIS receipt for filing Form I-589 (Application for Asylum and Withholding of Removal) • Form I-766 with code C08 Yes YES YES YES YES NOTE: Individuals who have adjusted to LPR status may have I-551 card or temporary I-551 stamped with HA6. Parolee (non-Cuban/ Haitian/ Afghan/Ukrainian) – paroled into the US for at least one year NOTE: Not that the individual has been in the US for at least one year, but that the date on their document indicates that there is one year from entry. • Form I-94 or I-94A indicating “parole” or “PIP” or “212(d)(5),” or other language indicating parole status; or • Form I-688B or I-766 EAD coded 274a12(c)(11), A4, or C11. No YES NO YES See footnote 2 for additional requirements NOTE: If subsequently adjusted to LPR status, may have I-551 card (for Lautenberg parolees, these may be coded LA). Conditional Entry • Form I-94, I-94A, or other document indicating status as “conditional entrant,” “Seventh Preference,” §203(a)(7), or P7 No YES NO YES See footnote 2 for additional requirements