Eligibility: Parolees must meet certain eligibility criteria to apply for a green card. These criteria can vary depending on the specific parole program or the circumstances that led to their parole.

Asylum or Refugee Status: Haitian parolees who were granted asylum or refugee status may be on a pathway to obtaining a green card. Asylees and refugees are eligible for lawful permanent residency one year after being granted asylum or entering the U.S. as a refugee.

Family Sponsorship: Haitian parolees with close family members who are U.S. citizens or green card holders may have the option to apply for a green card through family sponsorship. Family-sponsored green card applications typically involve a U.S. citizen or green card holder filing an immigrant petition on behalf of the parolee.

Employment-Based Green Cards: In some cases, Haitian parolees may be eligible for employment-based green cards if they have a job offer from a U.S. employer willing to sponsor them. This process involves the employer filing an immigrant petition on behalf of the employee.

Special Programs: In certain situations, there may be special programs or legislation that provide green card options for Haitian parolees. These programs can be temporary and may have specific eligibility requirements.

Consult an Immigration Attorney: Given the complexity of U.S. immigration laws and the unique circumstances of each individual, it is highly recommended that Haitian parolees consult with an experienced immigration attorney. An attorney can assess their specific situation and provide guidance on the most appropriate path toward obtaining a green card.