The United States government may designate a foreign country for Temporary Protected Status (TPS) because of country conditions which make it unsafe for it’s citizens to return safely. This is often because of armed conflict (a civil war or international war), because of a natural disaster (such as an earthquake or hurricane) or because of other country conditions such as an epidemic. If a country is designated for TPS, it’s citizens (or stateless people who last resided in that country) may qualify for TPS if they are already present in the United States. Stateless individuals who last resided in the TPS country may also be granted TPS. Once granted TPS and while TPS remains in force for that country, the individual may not be removed from the United States and is eligible for employment authorization (EAD). Call for a confidential consultation with our TPS Immigration Attorney Margaret Miller regarding your eligibility for TPS. Having a skilled immigration lawyer handle your TPS case greatly increases your chances of being approved.

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