TPS Re-Registration & Renewal — Honduras, El Salvador, Ukraine, Haiti | $229

What Is TPS Re-Registration?

Temporary Protected Status (TPS) allows nationals of certain countries to live and work in the United States when conditions in their home country make it unsafe to return. TPS requires periodic re-registration during windows set by USCIS. If you miss your re-registration window, you risk losing both your protected status and your work authorization.

Countries Currently Designated for TPS (2026)

Honduras — TPS extended, re-registration required
El Salvador — TPS extended, re-registration required
Haiti — TPS designated, check current re-registration window
Venezuela — TPS designated, check current re-registration window
Ukraine — TPS designated since 2022, re-registration required
Syria — TPS designated, re-registration required
Nepal, Somalia, South Sudan, Yemen — Active TPS designations
Nicaragua, Sudan — Check current status

Not sure if your country qualifies? Contact us for a free consultation and we'll verify your eligibility.

What We Prepare for Your TPS Re-Registration

Form I-821 (Application for Temporary Protected Status) — We ensure your personal information matches your current records, verify your continuous physical presence, and confirm your nationality documentation.

Form I-765 (Application for Employment Authorization) — Renews your EAD (work permit) alongside your TPS. We select the correct eligibility category code and cross-check every field against your I-821 for consistency.

Common TPS Re-Registration Mistakes We Prevent

Filing outside the re-registration window. USCIS publishes specific date ranges. Filing too early or too late can result in denial. We track every deadline for your country.
Wrong eligibility category on I-765. The code for TPS-based EADs is specific to your situation. Wrong code = delays.
Inconsistent information between I-821 and I-765. Name, address, and A-number must match exactly. Our AI cross-checks automatically.

Fees Breakdown

Fee Type	Amount
DocPros preparation fee	$229
USCIS I-821 fee	$50
USCIS I-765 (EAD) fee	$410
Total	$689

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does TPS re-registration take to process?

TPS re-registrations typically take 3–8 months. Your current status remains valid while pending as long as you filed during the designated window.

Can I work while my TPS re-registration is pending?

Yes. USCIS automatically extends existing EADs for TPS holders who timely re-register. You should receive a Federal Register notice confirming the extension.

What if I missed the re-registration window?

You may be able to file a late re-registration with evidence of good cause. Contact us immediately — timing matters.

Does TPS lead to a green card?

TPS itself does not lead directly to permanent residency. However, TPS holders may be eligible for other pathways depending on their circumstances. For legal advice, consult an immigration attorney.

Every Service Includes

✓ AI-powered form filling ✓ Professional review ✓ Document validation ✓ Bilingual support EN/ES ✓ Filing instructions ✓ No hidden fees

Related Services

EAD / Work Permit — $239 Change of Address — $79 Advance Parole — $279

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