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Protect Your Right To Stay In America With TPS

Temporary Protected Status can shield you from deportation and give you work authorization. As a proud son of Haitian immigrants, Attorney Calvin Pierre has helped hundreds of families from TPS-designated countries secure their safety and their future.

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We've protected hundreds of TPS families from Haiti, Honduras, Venezuela, El Salvador, Ukraine, and more.

Why It Matters

TPS Can Change Everything For Your Family

If you're from Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Ukraine, Sudan, or another country designated for Temporary Protected Status, you may be eligible for protection that can change everything. TPS protects you from deportation, gives you work authorization, and allows you to live openly without the constant fear of ICE enforcement.

But here's what most people don't realize: TPS has strict deadlines. Missing your registration window can mean losing your only path to legal status. That's why acting quickly isn't just important — it's critical.

Attorney Calvin Pierre understands TPS both legally and personally. As the son of Haitian immigrants, he knows the fear families feel when living in uncertainty. He has helped hundreds of families from Haiti, Honduras, and across Latin America and the Caribbean navigate TPS applications, re-registrations, and work authorization filings.

During your TPS period, you can work legally, get a driver's license, travel internationally (with Advance Parole), and in some cases use TPS as a stepping stone toward permanent residence. We monitor every TPS announcement or extension made by the Department of Homeland Security — and when your country gets redesignated or extended, we contact our clients immediately so the process starts without delay.

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KEY TPS RESULTS

What TPS Does For You

Protection from deportation — TPS shields you from removal while your country is designated
Work authorization — legal right to work for any employer anywhere in the US
Employer documentation — we work with both employees and employers on proper paperwork
Travel authorization — may be eligible to travel internationally with Advance Parole
Path to permanent residence — in some cases, TPS can be a stepping stone to a green card
Driver's license — most states issue licenses to TPS holders with valid work permits
Advance Parole — apply to visit family abroad without losing your TPS status
Education and benefits — confirm eligibility for state healthcare, education, and aid programs

Don't Wait Until It's Too Late. TPS Registration Periods Are Limited.

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Step-By-Step Process

Your Path To TPS Protection: Act Fast, Get It Right

TPS applications require precise documentation and perfect timing. Missing a deadline or filing incorrectly can result in denial. Here's how we ensure your application is filed correctly and on time.

01 Urgent Eligibility Assessment

We immediately verify your country of origin, arrival date, continuous residence, and any factors that could affect eligibility — criminal history, prior removal orders, or missed registration windows. Many people assume they don't qualify when they actually do. We check everything.

Timeline: Within 24 hours of contact

02 Document Collection & Evidence Gathering

We provide a personalized document checklist covering identity, nationality, and continuous residence. If traditional records are unavailable, we build your case with alternative evidence — utility bills, employer letters, school records, medical documents, affidavits from community members, and church records.

Timeline: 1–2 weeks

03 Form I-821 Preparation & Filing

We prepare and file Form I-821 (TPS Application) and Form I-765 (Employment Authorization) simultaneously so you receive both protections at once. Every form is reviewed for accuracy before submission. We also file Form I-131 for Advance Parole when travel is needed.

Timeline: Filed within days of document completion

04 Biometrics Appointment

After filing, USCIS schedules your biometrics (fingerprinting and photo) appointment at a local Application Support Center. We prepare you for what to expect, confirm your appointment details, and resolve any scheduling issues. We monitor your case status throughout.

Timeline: Scheduled by USCIS after filing (typically 4–8 weeks)

05 USCIS Processing & Approval

USCIS reviews your application and either approves or issues a Request for Evidence (RFE). We respond to all RFEs immediately with comprehensive additional documentation and legal arguments. If approved, you receive your TPS approval notice and Employment Authorization Document (EAD card).

Timeline: 3–6 months (varies by country and USCIS workload)

06 Work Authorization & TPS Benefits

Your EAD allows you to work for any employer in the US, change jobs freely, obtain a driver's license in most states, open bank accounts, and access state benefits you are eligible for. We explain all your rights and make sure your employer understands how to properly verify your work authorization.

Timeline: Begins upon EAD card receipt

07 Re-Registration & Renewal Monitoring

TPS must be renewed each time your country's designation is extended. We track every Federal Register notice and DHS announcement — and we contact you proactively when your re-registration window opens. You will never miss a deadline with us watching.

Timeline: Ongoing — we monitor every USCIS announcement

We've Seen It All

TPS Obstacles We Help You Overcome

TPS applications can be denied for reasons that seem minor but are devastating — missed deadlines, insufficient evidence, past immigration violations. We've seen every complication and know how to solve them.

Missed Registration Deadlines

The Problem

TPS registration periods are limited — sometimes as few as 60 days. If you missed the initial registration period, you may have assumed your chance was gone. Many people don't even know their country had a TPS designation until it's too late.

Our Solution

We actively monitor every U.S. announcement and track deadlines for all designated countries. For current clients, we send reminders up to 60 days before TPS expires. And if you've already missed a deadline — it's not always over. We explore alternative pathways including late filing arguments, other immigration remedies, advocating for parole, cancellation of removal, or adjustment of status.

Lack of Documentation

The Problem

Many people don't have passports, birth certificates, or any proof of continuous residence. Many fled dangerous situations without time to gather documents. Years of records are missing, and most people don't know how to build a case without them.

Our Solution

We specialize in building complete, legally sufficient files using alternative evidence — bank statements, personal letters, financial records, affidavits, children's school records, work or community organization letters, and church records. We've successfully obtained TPS approval using alternative documentation for hundreds of clients.

Criminal History or Prior Immigration Violations

The Problem

Certain criminal convictions — even minor ones — can create TPS eligibility issues. Multiple misdemeanors, illegal entries, or prior deportation orders can all complicate your application or make it seem impossible.

Our Solution

We carefully review your full criminal and immigration history to determine what actually affects your eligibility. Simple misdemeanors are sometimes not disqualifying. We identify what matters and what doesn't, challenge bars that were applied incorrectly, and structure filings to give you the strongest possible case despite prior issues.

Cost of Application Fees

The Problem

USCIS application fees represent a real financial burden. For single parents, large families, and low-income households — the cost of filing for multiple family members can be overwhelming, especially when income is already limited.

Our Solution

Fee waivers are available for qualified applicants based on demonstrated financial hardship. We review your situation and prepare fee waiver requests where appropriate. We also offer payment plans for attorney fees so that your financial situation never prevents you from getting the legal protection you deserve.

TPS Unavailability & Changing Policies

The Problem

TPS designations are political — administrations change, policies shift, and programs can be terminated with little notice. People who have built their lives around TPS status face devastating uncertainty when the program's future is unclear.

Our Solution

When TPS policy changes threaten your status, we help you evaluate all viable immigration alternatives — asylum, cancellation of removal, adjustment of status, U visas, and other pathways you may not know about. We stay ahead of policy changes and proactively contact clients when their status may be affected, so you always have a plan.

Flat Fee Guarantee Our price quote is the price you pay. No surprise bills. No payment plans available.

Affordable TPS Help With No Hidden Costs

Our pricing is transparent and affordable, with flexible payment plans to fit your budget. We also help you request government fee waivers so you can afford paying the filing fees to USCIS. Fee for waiver approval value is over $0.

Initial TPS Registration

$1,500 Attorney Fee

Complete eligibility assessment
Document collection & review
Form I-821 preparation & filing
Form I-765 (work permit) included
Biometrics appointment preparation
Government fee guidance included
Case monitoring and updates
English, Spanish, Creole, French
Free initial monitoring through approval

TPS Re-Registration

$1,200 Attorney Fee

Everything in initial package
TPS re-registration timing & filing
Advance Parole preparation
Work permit renewal
Criminal waivers if applicable
Document updates & gathering
Priority status updates

Complex TPS Case

$2,500–$4,500 Attorney Fee

Prior removal order review
Criminal history analysis
Advanced documentation building
Multiple family members
Appeals & motions included
RFE response included
Priority case handling
Premium support access

Family TPS Applications

$1,200/per person

$1,500 per attorney

Coordinated scheduling for the whole family
Bundled document review
Family discount rates applied
Single point of contact for all cases
Simultaneous filing coordination

Add-On Services

Advance Parole (Travel Permission) $650

Driver's License Application Assistance $150

Social Security Card Application $100

Translation Services TBD

Government Fees (If Waiver Denied)

Form I-821 TPS Application$50
Form I-765 Work Permit Application$85
Biometrics Fee$85
Total Per Person (Inc.)$220

Fee Waiver Available!

If your household income is at or below 150% of the federal poverty line, or you're facing severe financial hardship, you can request USCIS waiver of fees.

2024 Income Limits For 150% Poverty Line:

1 Person$22,590/yr
2 Person$30,600/yr
3 Person$38,610/yr
4 Person$46,620/yr

Our Fee Waiver Approval Rate: 91%+

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Real Success Stories

Protected. Working. Safe.

These stories come from real people we've helped secure TPS protection and work authorization — in English, Spanish, and Haitian Creole.

"Got My Work Permit In 3 Months"

Attorney Pierre explained everything to me clearly. I got my work permit in 3 months and I can now support my family legally. He even helped me understand how TPS could lead to something more permanent.

"Protected Even Without Papers"

"I thought I had no chance because I came without papers." They helped me figure it out. Now I have TPS, a work permit, and a driver's license. I feel safe for the first time in years.

"Called From Across Latin America"

They called me before I even knew my TPS expiring. Their service is outstanding. They filed my renewal and I never had a gap in my work authorization.

"My TPS Saved and Protected Me"

I heard about TPS from a friend from church. Attorney Pierre took my call immediately, assessed my situation, and filed within the week. That application saved my TPS and protected me.

"Our Whole Family Is Now Safe"

Five applications — all approved. They guided us through the process in Haitian Creole and made sure every family member was protected. Now we are all working legally and planning our next steps.

Past results do not guarantee a future outcome. Every case is different.

Common Questions

Your TPS Questions Answered

TPS can be confusing, especially when policies change and deadlines shift. If you don't see your specific question, message us on WhatsApp — we respond to urgent TPS questions within hours.

Q1 Which countries currently have TPS designations?