That good news for migrants who haven’t done their paperwork The US authorities recently announced that there are now thousands of applicants They have more time to complete their process to obtain a green card, citizenship, TPS and others.
United States Citizenship and Immigration Services reported that it extends flexibilities applied due to the spread of COVID-19 As a result, the response period will be extended to allow immigrants to respond to authorities with notifications.
This fact comes as a great relief to thousands of people, both immigrants and non-immigrants, in the United States who are they still have to submit documents to update your information to obtain legal permanent residency, work visa, temporary protected status (TPS) or other immigration-related procedures whose period of validity is about to expire.
The applicants has until October 23, 2022 to provide the competent authorities with the additional information that has been communicated to them in order to be able to close their case.
The new deadline gives an additional 60-day window to complete delivery, but only if the requests or notifications were issued between March 1, 2020 and October 23, 2022.
Beneficiary applicants include those who have received notifications through any of the following procedures:
- Requests for evidence and continuations of requests for evidence (N-14)
- Letters of intent to withdraw temporary protection status
- Other statements of intent to deny, regional center termination, intent to rescind, or intent to resign
- As well as requests to reopen an N-400 under 8 CFR 335.5, receiving negative information after issuance
USCIS recommends Consult with an immigration attorney to make the process smoother and hassle-free.
Likewise, the agency explains that the interested parties only have to extend 60 days to the deadline they received in their last notification to know the exact date on which they can provide the missing documents without penalty.
now Thousands of immigrants will have more time to complete your applications based on obtaining a green card, US citizenship and other immigration procedures.
We previously published an article disclosing a measure that could make it easier for more than 8 million migrants to obtain United States citizenship.
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