Published: April 20, 2022
If you or someone you know is a Ukrainian who fled their motherland because of Russia’s recent violent actions, “Uniting for Ukraine” can be a safe haven. While the atrocities are ongoing, it is best to prioritize your safety. ALG Lawyers is hoping you and your family are doing well during this challenging time.
What is Uniting for Ukraine?
Uniting for Ukraine is a DHS initiative that streamlines the process of allowing Ukrainian citizens to stay within the United States. It embodies the national government’s promise to extend humanitarian assistance to Ukraine while their animosities with Russia are still ongoing.
Individuals qualifying for Uniting for Ukraine can stay in the United States for two (2) years.
Eligibility
To qualify, interested applicants should be:
- Ukrainian residents immediately prior to the Russian invasion that were displaced because of the Russian invasion.
- Ukrainian citizens with a valid Ukrainian passport.
- Non-Ukrainian citizens who are immediate family members of a Ukrainian citizen applying through Uniting for Ukraine.
- Able to show that they have a supporter who filed a Form I-134, Declaration of Financial Support.
- Completely vaccinated and compliant with other public health requirements.
- Cleared with the biometric and biographic screenings and vetting security checks.
Minor children must be traveling to the United States with their parents or legal guardian.
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In times like this, we know how much reliable immigration services matter. ALG Lawyers is committed to staying with you in every process to avoid delays and rejections. We will utilize our tools and experience to bolster your chances of success. Hang in there, better days are coming!
(Please note that this article does not create an Attorney-Client relationship between our law firm and the reader and is provided for informational purposes only. Information in this article does not apply to all readers. Readers should not rely on this information as legal advice and should seek specific counsel from a qualified attorney based on their individual circumstances. Thank you.)