TPS

Temporary Protected Status (TPS)

TPS (Temporary Protected Status) is a humanitarian protection granted by the U.S.

The situation

Does this sound familiar?

Your country is facing a situation that USCIS recognizes—conflict, disaster, extraordinary conditions—and you know a protection program is available. But you're not sure exactly what requirements you meet, what documents you need, or how to apply within the deadline. TPS requires precision with dates and proof of continuous residence.

About this solution

What is TPS?

Who it is for

  • • People from countries with a valid TPS designation
  • • People who meet the required continuous residence time
  • • People with no criminal convictions that would disqualify them

What it includes

  • • TPS form prepared and reviewed
  • • Work permit included when applicable
  • • Organization of eligibility evidence

What we do not do

Legal verification of your eligibility: if your case has substantive doubts, a licensed immigration attorney…

TPS (Temporary Protected Status) is a humanitarian protection granted by the U.S. government to nationals of certain countries facing war, natural disaster, or extraordinary crisis. It allows them to live and work legally in the U.S. while the designation remains in effect.

Investment

Tailored quote

Government fees are paid separately

Estimated time

Depends on the case

First step

Write to us by WhatsApp, text or email

Solution details

Everything that matters, at a glance.

InvestmentTailored quote
USCIS feesInitial $510 + $30 biometrics ($520 from Oct. 16, 2026)
Solution typeDocument preparation

USCIS fees are not included in the fee shown; León & Asociados makes that payment on your behalf.

Who this is for

✓People from countries with a valid TPS designation
✓People who meet the required continuous residence time
✓People with no criminal convictions that would disqualify them

What the solution includes

✓TPS form prepared and reviewed
✓Work permit included when applicable
✓Organization of eligibility evidence
✓Detailed instructions for each stage of the process

Honest limits

✕Legal verification of your eligibility: if your case has substantive doubts, a licensed immigration attorney resolves that
✕Guarantee of approval
✕USCIS fee (paid separately; it depends on whether it is an initial registration or a re-registration)
How we work

A clear process, step by step.

You write to us

Tell us your situation through whichever channel you prefer and we explain, at no cost, the scope and the limits of what we do.

Document gathering

You get a clear checklist of what we need, and we answer your questions while you gather it.

Package preparation

We prepare the forms and organize the evidence into a complete, well-ordered package.

Review with you

We review everything with you before filing: nothing goes out without your confirmation.

Filing and follow-up

We file the package, or give you instructions if you send it yourself, and stay with you at every stage.

Investment

A quote tailored to you.

It depends on the designated country, whether it is your initial registration or a re-registration, and whether you request the work permit together with TPS.

León & Asociados solution feeGet a quote
USCIS (government) feesInitial registration: $510 + $30 biometric services fee ($520 + $30 if postmarked on or after Oct. 16, 2026; in immigration court it is already $520 since Oct. 1, 2026). Re-registration: $0 + $30 biometric services fee. The work permit is paid separately and costs differently for a first permit or a renewal. Verified Oct. 4, 2026 against the G-1055 ed. 10/01/26 and the USCIS alert of Sep. 30, 2026

TPS designations, their dates, and re-registration periods change frequently. Before you start, we verify with you that your country's designation is current in official USCIS sources. León & Asociados does not determine your eligibility: cases requiring legal interpretation are referred to a licensed immigration attorney.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

It depends on the current list published by USCIS. Designated countries change based on political conditions, natural disasters, or other extraordinary circumstances. We always verify the current designation before advising.

Not directly. TPS is a temporary protection that allows you to live and work legally in the U.S. while the designation remains in place, but it does not provide an automatic path to permanent residence.

Yes. Those who receive TPS can typically request a work permit simultaneously, which allows them to work legally during the protection period.

No. For immigration matters we prepare forms and documents: we organize and prepare your documentation with method. We do not give legal advice or represent you before USCIS. If your case needs a legal determination, a licensed immigration attorney makes it, not us.

No, and no honest provider can: the decision belongs to the authority reviewing your case. What we do stand behind is our work: a complete, organized file reviewed before it is filed.

No. The USCIS fee is paid separately, to the government; we process that payment on your behalf when filing. Our fee covers preparing your documentation. The investment section of this page shows both separately.

Read this page calmly and write to us by WhatsApp, text or email with your situation in a few lines. We confirm the scope and the fee. You sign the agreement, in Spanish and English —Minnesota law gives you 72 hours to rescind it, with a full refund—, and we open your portal so you can upload your documents securely.

Ready to start your case?

Read it at your own pace and write to us with whatever is unclear. We confirm the scope and fee of your solution; the decision about your process is always yours.

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