Getting Temporary Protected Status (TPS)

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As the name suggests, "Temporary Protected Status" is a time-delimited form of legal status in the United States, offered to already-present nationals of certain countries during times when returning to those countries would be unsafe for anyone. Learn more here.

Eligibility for TPS

Temporary Protected Status (TPS): Who Is Eligible
Some foreign nationals may be able to remain in the U.S. during emergency situations.
Frequently Asked Questions About Temporary Protected Status (TPS)
If you've got questions about TPS, you'll find many answers here.
Q&A: My country was just designated for TPS. Should I apply for TPS or asylum?
If you are eligible for both asylum and TPS, you may want to apply for both.

Applying for TPS

Temporary Protected Status (TPS): How to Apply
Here's how to submit a successful application for TPS.
Filling Out Form I-765, Application for Employment Authorization
TPS applicants must obtain an employment authorization document in order to work in the United States.