IMPORTANT UPDATES ON UNITING FOR UKRAINE PROGRAM (U4U), YOUR RIGHTS & RESOURCES

Important Information for Ukrainians with humanitarian parole under U4U program
Recent media reports suggest that the administration may soon announce that it will immediately terminate existing humanitarian parole for people who entered the United States through the Processes for Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, Venezuelans (CHNV) or Uniting for Ukraine (U4U) sponsorship programs.
We are sharing with you a Practice Alert issued by the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) to their membership, and we are providing a basic summary for you to share widely with your networks.
Key Information
Please note that this material was created by AILA and we are only sharing it for your information
Risk of immediate termination of the humanitarian password
What are the consequences of termination of the humanitarian parole
Options for persons with a humanitarian parole
TPS eligibility for certain groups
Filing asylum applications
Other programs
For more information:
Welcome.US Guide to Alternative Legal Status Options for Humanitarian Parolees for information on pursuing alternative legal status.
Refer to the Welcome.US Guide for Contacting Your Federal Representatives for practical guidance on how to check the status of a pending case or to show your support for sponsorship programs.
Know Your Rights: If You Encounter ICE
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Essential Information for Immigrants and Refugees in Chicago
This guide, provided by the IMRR, offers practical information to help you understand your rights and navigate important processes. Whether you need to know how to interact with immigration officers, create an emergency family plan, or access healthcare resources, this guide provides a starting point. Remember, this information is not legal advice, and seeking personalized guidance from qualified professionals is always recommended.

Navigating Immigration Pathways for Ukrainians: Know Your Rights and Resources
The situation in Ukraine remains complex, and immigration policies are constantly evolving. We understand it can be challenging to find reliable and up-to-date information. This page is dedicated to providing clarity on the current pathways available for Ukrainians seeking refuge or stability in the United States, as well as resources to help you understand your rights and options. While the Uniting for Ukraine program is currently paused, other avenues like Temporary Protected Status (TPS) and re-parole remain available. We are here to help you navigate these processes and find the support you need.
Frequently Asked Questions about Ukrainian Immigration to the US
Find answers to common questions about immigration options for Ukrainians in the United States.
Status of Uniting for Ukraine (U4U) program
What about those already in the US under U4U?
Temporary Protected Status (TPS)
TPS Re-registration
Re-Parole
Other Pathways
Where to Find Reliable Information
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