U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Information Session on TPS Status for Haitians. USCIS will provide information on: general requirements, registration process, costs and fees, online tools, and Q&A. Presentations will be held in Collaboration with Church World Service in English via Zoom. Registration required at: https://tinyurl.com/Haiti-TPS-Info.
During this webinar, our partners at the Immigration Advocates Network (IAN) will share the tools and resources they have created to increase access to justice for low-income immigrants. In addition, you will hear from one of our Welcoming Network members, the City of Jersey City, NJ, who will share how they have successfully used the IAN's Citizenshipworks Project to support local immigrants who are going through the citizenship process and how you can do the same.
Join SABA to discuss immigration trends of 2022. Speaker Ira Kurzban will discuss trends in immigration law in 2022 from the lens of business, family, and criminal law.
This webinar is for social and legal service providers, advocates, and members of the Ukrainian American community to learn about several immigration options for Ukrainian nationals currently in the U.S. or seeking to travel to the US. The discussion will include the refugee and asylum processes, Temporary Protected Status (TPS), tourist visas (B1/B2), and humanitarian parole.
The Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the Holy Trinity and Fr. Zinoviy Zharsky will be hosting a presentation about TPS, with a Q/A session by U.S. attorneys and assistance in completing TPS applications, and information about other options for Ukrainians in the US.
The Division of Community Health and Wellness will be providing health education in honor of Men's Health Month and distributing free rapid at-home COVID test kits at the Sharing Place food pantry.
