Temporary Protected Status – Haiti

• Until a higher court decides otherwise, TPS and related work authorization for Haitian TPS holders has been extended and remains valid, per a federal court order.
• Yon moun ki gen TPS ki te aplike pou lòt soulajman imigrasyon, pa egzanp azil, ka otorize pou travay sou baz yon lòt aplikasyon annatant, epi li ka bay prèv lòt fòm otorizasyon travay bay anplwayè yo.

• If your employer asks, you can show them this federal court order, showing that work authorization for TPS holders from Haiti has been extended and remains valid.
• You can also show them this USCIS page: Temporary Protected Status Designated Country: Haiti which reflects the validity of Haitian TPS work authorization.
• If your employer asks, and you have work authorization pursuant to another form of immigration relief, such as a pending asylum claim, you can show them your work permit pursuant to other immigration relief.
• Si yon sendika reprezante w, kontakte Reprezantan Inyon w la.

• Si yon sendika reprezante w, kontakte reprezantan sendika w la. Sendika w la ka negosye ak anplwayè w la.
  pou yon konje san peye, peman pou revokasyon, oswa lòt benefis separasyon.
• Kontakte yon avoka imigrasyon ou fè konfyans imedyatman. Pran prekosyon nou ak "notè" oswa SCAMMERS. Jwenn yon founisè sèvis legal ki gen bon repitasyon toupre ou.

There are various lawsuits involving the Trump administration’s termination of Haitian TPS. The government has appealed the most recent victory in the federal D.C. district court case, Minot v. Noem, 1:25-cv-02471, that blocks the February 3, 2026, termination of TPS for Haiti. As such, there may be a higher court decision which undoes this victory and blocks the lower court decision from staying in effect. Additional details will be known in the coming weeks. Asylum applications may still be filed. Please stay tuned for further developments and updates to this website.