The notice is scheduled to be published on Thursday, May 11, 2000. Individuals who applied for TPS during the initial designation period may apply for the TPS extension. Yes, the spouses and children of hose who applied for TPS under the initial designation and who independently qualify for TPS may apply as late initial registrants during this extension period. The extension of TPS does not allow individuals who are not present in the United States to apply for TPS or to enter the United States to apply for this benefit.
Advance parole allows an individual to travel abroad and return to the United States.
Individuals who are granted TPS may apply for advance parole by filing form I-131 at their local Ins district office. TPS applicants must have the advance parole prior approved to departing the United States. Failure to do so may jeopardize their ability to return to the United States. Both forms must be submitted for re-registration . If the applicant is only seeking to re-register for TPS and not a work authorization extension, there is no filing fee.