Humanitarian Protection in the U.S.

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The United States, like many countries, offers safe haven to people in need. This includes immigrants who have faced persecution, discrimination, torture, war, civil strife, or other difficulties in their home country. However, the type of protection offered, and the length of time it lasts, varies based on factors such as what happened and whether it is safe to return.

Short-Term Protections for Visitors Whose Countries Face Wars and Disasters

Temporary Humanitarian Protection: TPS or DED Status
Learn who qualifies for TPS or DED status and how to apply.

Protection for People Fleeing Persecution

U.S. Asylum or Refugee Status
Learn who is eligible to become an asylee or refugee and how to apply.

NACARA 203 Protection

Eligibility for Suspension of Deportation Under NACARA 203
A form of relief from deportation or removal called "suspension of deportation" allows certain applicants who have lived in the U.S. for at least seven years, and who fit into special categories based on their country of origin and other criteria, to apply for U.S. residence.

Protection Under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA)

The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), passed in 2005, gives battered spouses the right to self-petition and handle their own immigration applications.

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