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Are you from El Salvador, Honduras or Nicaragua and have TPS?

June 12, 2024- Without renewing your application there is no TPS!

UPDATES:

June 12, 2024 - In previous years, there were self-extensions and individuals currently benefiting from TPS did not have to file forms to continue receiving TPS benefits.

A year ago, the Biden administration announced that in order not to lose TPS status and work permit, beneficiaries MUST REGISTER AGAIN. 🗣Time is running out! Learn here about the steps to take to maintain your TPS protection. (This resource is only available in Spanish)

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Are you from El Salvador and currently have TPS?

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