[LAST MOMENT] TPS for El Salvador, Honduras and Nicaragua in 2021. Immigration News.

What will happen to TPS for El Salvador, Honduras and Nicaragua?

This is a question I am asked daily on social media, television and radio. Our people want to know.
There is a deadline, and it is October 4. Many people think that TPS is going to end on that date, but that is not true, and I will explain why.
Please share the video of this article with friends and family members who have the TPS for Honduras, El Salvador and Nicaragua.

TPS and Work Permits

If we look at the official statements from Immigration, they inform us that TPS for these three countries will continue indefinitely, as long as the lawsuits continue at the Federal Court. This means that Immigration cannot do anything. They cannot touch TPS by order of the Federal Judges.

TPS will continue until the Court decides, one way or another, what the resolution will be for these three countries. Likewise, Immigration has said that they will be communicating news about that deadline, which is October 4. They will announce whether they are going to give another automatic extension of the work permitIf the I765 renewal will be required, or if it will be necessary to submit the renewal of the I765, which is the permit application.

Therefore, all Tepesians in Honduras, Nicaragua and El Salvador can rest assured. Nobody is taking away their TPS, and it is not going to end on October 4th. The only thing we have to do is to keep an eye on the news from Immigration, about what is going to happen with that TPS. automatic extension.

Our recommendation, as lawyers, has always been renew your work permit.
We know that TPS will continue indefinitely for these three countries. That is why you can renew it at any time because there is no deadline.

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