TPS

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TPS is a U.S. immigration designation that allows nationals of certain countries facing conflict or disaster to live and work temporarily in the United States.

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Surface form Occurrences
Temporary Protected Status 0

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Predicate Object
instanceOf U.S. immigration designation
abbreviation TPS NERFINISHED
administeredBy U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services NERFINISHED
U.S. Department of Homeland Security NERFINISHED
appliesTo certain stateless persons who last habitually resided in a designated country
nationals of designated foreign countries
noncitizens already present in the United States at the time of designation or specified dates
beneficiaryMay apply for advance parole travel authorization
apply for certain immigration benefits for qualifying family members
apply for employment authorization
beneficiaryMust re-register during designated re-registration periods
benefitType temporary humanitarian protection
codifiedIn 8 U.S.C. § 1254a
consequenceOfTermination loss of TPS-based work authorization
renewed vulnerability to removal
country United States of America
surface form: United States
createdBy U.S. Congress NERFINISHED
designationAuthority Secretary of Homeland Security NERFINISHED
designationProcess country designated based on environmental disaster
country designated based on epidemic
country designated based on ongoing armed conflict
country designated based on other extraordinary and temporary conditions
doesNotProvide direct path to U.S. citizenship
direct path to lawful permanent residence
duration time-limited and subject to extension, redesignation, or termination
eligibilityCriterion admissibility to the United States
continuous physical presence in the United States since a specified date
continuous residence in the United States since a specified date
nationality of a country designated for TPS by the U.S. government
no disqualifying criminal convictions
grants eligibility for employment authorization document
protection from removal from the United States
temporary permission to live in the United States
temporary permission to work in the United States
hasScope does not apply outside the territory of the United States
legalBasis Immigration Act of 1990 NERFINISHED
Immigration and Nationality Act NERFINISHED
policyArea U.S. immigration law
humanitarian immigration
purpose to provide temporary immigration protection to nationals of certain countries facing conflict or disaster
relatedTo asylum in the United States
deferred enforced departure
withholding of removal
requires filing of Form I-821 Application for Temporary Protected Status
payment of filing fees or request for fee waiver
supervisedBy Secretary of Homeland Security NERFINISHED
yearEstablished 1990

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