Temporary Protected Status

• Foreign nationals of designated countries, where there is an ongoing armed conflict within that country, which poses a serious threat to their personal safety if they were to return
  
  
• Foreign nationals of designated countries, where an environmental disaster causes a substantial but temporary disruption of living conditions and the country is temporarily unable to handle the return of its nationals
  
  Currently designated countries include El Salvador, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Somalia and Sudan
  

Why Use VisaPro Immigration Service?

• Process your visa online: Fast, Easy & Secure
  
  
• Experienced immigration attorneys prepare and file your case
  
  
• Avoid costly mistakes and subsequent delays with the USCIS
  
  
• Track the progress of your case online: 24 hours a day
  
  
• Access to legal advice from the comfort of your home or office
  
  
• Send unlimited case questions to your VisaPro attorney and receive timely responses online
  
  

• Low, flat fee - No hidden costs

Immigration Service Includes:

• Full Review of your personal circumstances
  
  
• Confirmation that the Temporary Protected Status is appropriate for you
  
  
• Checklist of documents that you need for your Temporary Protected Status
  
  
• Accurate preparation of your visa application
  
  
• Submission of your visa application to the proper government agencies
  
  
• Careful co-ordination of all correspondence with government agencies
  
  
• Expert advise on how to handle yourself at your Consular or USCIS interview, and what to expect
  
  
• Online access to your case status
  
  
• Unlimited personal communication with your own VisaPro immigration attorney
  
  
• Fast, easy and secure processing through your
  

  personal online VisaPro account

Services Do Not Include:

• Administrative or court review
  
  
• Appeals from adverse initial decision
  
  
• Deportation proceedings
  
  
• Any certification to the successful outcome of the case

Notes

• Foreign nationals in Temporary Protected Status (TPS) may accept employment in the U.S. by obtaining an Employment Authorization Document. Obtain Employment Authorization Card
  
  
• Foreign nationals in Temporary Protected Status (TPS) must receive advance permission to travel before leaving the U.S. in order to return to the U.S. Apply for Advance Parole

VisaPro's Guarantee

We thoroughly review your circumstances, select appropriate visa and submit an accurate application to the necessary
Government Agencies.