Immigration → Temporary Protected Status (TPS)

Temporary Protected Status (TPS)

TPS application and renewal preparation for nationals of designated countries. Attorney-supervised, flat-fee filing support.

Eligibility & Scope

Who This Is For

  • National of a country currently designated for TPS by DHS
  • Continuously residing in the U.S. since the designation's effective date
  • Continuously physically present in the U.S. since the designation date
  • No felony or 2+ misdemeanor convictions
  • Meeting the registration or re-registration window

May Require Consultation First

  • Country is not currently designated for TPS
  • Filed or failed to maintain TPS previously without valid cause
  • Serious criminal history (felony or 2+ misdemeanors)
  • Subject to certain bars to asylum
  • Missed the registration window without late initial registration eligibility

What's Included

Included in Our Flat Fee

  • Preparation of I-821 (TPS application/renewal)
  • Concurrent I-765 (EAD) preparation
  • Country-specific designation date analysis
  • Attorney review of all forms
  • Filing package assembly
  • Secure portal access throughout

Not Included (Requires Separate Retention)

  • USCIS filing fees (I-821 + I-765 bundle fee — paid separately)
  • Biometrics fee
  • Criminal waivers (if required)
  • Appeals or motions to reopen

Documents You'll Need

Passport or national identity document
Evidence of nationality (birth certificate, national ID)
Evidence of continuous U.S. residence since designation date
Evidence of continuous physical presence
Prior TPS approval notice (for renewals)
2 passport photos
Criminal records (if any)

* A complete, personalized checklist is provided through the secure portal after intake.

Attorney Fees

$400 – $600
Attorney Fee
Flat attorney fee for TPS application or renewal. USCIS fees paid separately. Reduced fee may apply for fee waivers — we assist with I-912 fee waiver requests when eligible.

Payment Stages

1
Full fee due at engagement

Process & Timeline

1
Intake & Eligibility Confirmation
Confirm country designation and residence/presence dates.
Week 1
2
Documents Gathered
Upload nationality evidence and residence proof.
Week 1–2
3
Forms Prepared
I-821 and I-765 prepared and reviewed.
Week 2
4
Filed with USCIS
Package submitted during the open registration window.
Week 2–3
5
Biometrics (if required)
USCIS may schedule biometrics.
1–3 months
6
TPS Approval & EAD Issued
TPS granted for the current designation period. Work permit issued.
3–6 months

Frequently Asked Questions

Ready to Proceed?

Start your secure intake today or schedule a consultation with an attorney.