Can I Apply for a Green Card If I Have TPS?
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The short answer is NO. TPS does not directly lead to a green card; however, it can facilitate other processes such as family-based petitions or employment-based petitions, as long as the person has not accrued unlawful presence. Several requirements must be met for a person to adjust status from TPS to a green card.
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