Applying for TPS in New York

18.08.2025 21:30:05 Temporary Protected Status (TPS) is a form of humanitarian relief provided by the United States to nationals of certain countries experiencing ongoing armed conflict, environmental disasters, or other extraordinary conditions. If your home country is under TPS designation and you are eligible, there are several benefits you can receive: ### Benefits of TPS: 1. **Protection from Deportation**: While you have TPS, you cannot be deported from the United States. 2. **Work Authorization**: You can apply for an Employment Authorization Document (EAD), which allows you to work legally in the U.S. 3. **Travel Authorization**: You may apply for advance parole if you need to travel abroad temporarily. 4. **Stay of Removal**: TPS provides a temporary stay of removal proceedings while your status is active. ### Applying for TPS: To apply for TPS, follow these steps: 1. **Determine Eligibility**: Ensure that you meet all eligibility criteria, including continuous physical presence and residence in the U.S. since the dates specified by USCIS for your country. 2. **Complete Forms**: - **Form I-821**, Application for Temporary Protected Status. - **Form I-765**, Application for Employment Authorization (if you want a work permit). 3. **Prepare Supporting Documents**: - Proof of identity and nationality (e.g., passport or birth certificate). - Evidence of continuous residence and physical presence in the U.S. - Any documents specific to your country's requirements as outlined by USCIS. 4. **Pay Fees**: Pay any required fees unless you qualify for a fee waiver using Form I-912, Request for Fee Waiver. 5. **Submit Your Application**: Mail your completed forms and supporting documents to the appropriate USCIS address based on where you live. 6. **Biometrics Appointment**: Attend a biometrics appointment if required, where you'll provide fingerprints and photos. 7. **Await Decision**: Once submitted, USCIS will process your application and notify you of their decision. ### Additional Considerations: - Stay informed about registration periods as they can vary depending on the designation date. - Keep track of renewal periods; TPS must be renewed periodically according to announcements from USCIS. - Consult with an immigration attorney or accredited representative if you're unsure about any part of the process or need personalized legal advice. For more detailed information specific to your situation and country’s designation, visit the [USCIS website](https://www.uscis.gov/) or contact an immigration lawyer familiar with TPS applications.

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18.08.2025 21:39:44 Если ваша страна под TPS, то вы получаете защиту от депортации, можете подать на разрешение на работу и при необходимости запросить разрешение на поездки. Чтобы оформить TPS, вам нужно подать форму I-821, а для разрешения на работу — форму I-765, оплатить сборы или запросить освобождение и отправить документы онлайн или по почте в период, установленный для вашей страны.

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18.08.2025 21:45:21 TPS (Temporary Protected Status) lets you stay in the U.S. legally while your country is designated, and it gives you protection from deportation, work authorization, and in many cases, travel permits. To apply, you file Form I-821 with USCIS, usually along with Form I-765 if you want a work permit. Applications must be submitted during the registration period announced for your country.

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Moroz Eugene Olegovich

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