Safe Horizon aims to support Ukrainian immigrants applying for temporary protective status
Organizers at Safe Horizon have paired each Ukrainian immigrant with a law student, a legal volunteer and a translator to review eligibility requirements.
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Mar 27, 2022, 9:45 PM
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Updated 753 days ago
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District Attorney Eric Gonzalez is teaming up with Safe Horizon to help support
Ukrainian immigrants as they begin to apply for temporary protective status in
the United States.
Organizers at Safe Horizon have paired each
Ukrainian immigrant with a law student, a legal volunteer and a translator to
review eligibility requirements, and familiarize themselves with all the
documents they'll have to fill out.
The volunteers are providing Ukrainian immigrants
with free services and legal advice.
Organizers say they will be opening another clinic
once the TPS application window opens to help people file.
