Venezuelans!! Apply for TPS NOW!
Mar 10, 2021
Venezuelans!! Apply for TPS NOW!
Starting today, March 09, 2021, through September 05, 2021, Secretary of Homeland Security, Alejandro Mayorkas, will extend Temporary Protected Status (TPS) to Venezuelans who have been present in the United States since March 08, 2021!
Temporary Protected Status is a temporary immigration status provided to nationals of certain countries that are experiencing problems such as government turmoil, natural disasters or extraordinary temporary disastrous conditions.
What can TPS do for you?
It can provide you with a Work Permit.
It can provide you with a Stay of Deportation
It can possibly provide you with a first step to Residency if you live in certain areas in the United States and if you meet certain requirements.
You can apply to a travel document if you meet certain requirements
Why is it important that you file for TPS as soon as possible? Those who qualify for TPS will only be able to apply from March 09, 2021 through September 05, 2021. After September 05, 2021, no one will be allowed to apply for this TPS, and the opportunity will have been gone.
Don’t let this small window of opportunity pass you by! Speak with an experienced attorney at Telleria Telleria & Levy and Let Us Be Your Voice!!
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