Humanitarian Programs

Explore humanitarian programs like asylum, refugee status, and TPS. Find eligibility details and application guidance for protection and support.

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Humanitarian Programs

T Visas, Explained

Learn more about the T nonimmigrant visa for victims of human trafficking

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Humanitarian Programs

Form I-134A, Explained

Understanding the financial sponsorship form for certain parole programs

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Humanitarian Programs

How to Change From Temporary Protected Status to a Marriage Green Card

Navigating from TPS to a spousal visa

February 10, 2025

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U Visa, Explained

Learn about eligibility, wait times, and how to apply for a visa for crime victims

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How Do I Go From DACA to an H-1B?

What you need to know to switch from DACA to a work visa

February 3, 2025

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Humanitarian Programs

Humanitarian Parole, Explained

Learn about humanitarian parole and who’s eligible to apply

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Humanitarian Programs

Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), Explained

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Humanitarian Programs

Form I-512T (TPS Travel Document), Explained

A guide to travel authorization for people with Temporary Protected Status

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VAWA (Violence Against Women Act) Self-Petition Guide

VAWA allows certain survivors of abuse to apply for a green card

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