Posted by: nash24 May 2, 2025
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@Mr B, I agree with you. The news did mention that this administration will terminate TPS for Afghanistan and Cameroons, but it appears that the updates have not yet been reflected in USCIS.
Regarding Nepal, the administration needed to make a decision 60 days prior to the expiration date, which was around April 24 or 25. Since that period has passed, it seems likely that the automatic 6-month extension will be granted.
For Honduras and Nicaragua, the 60-day period falls around May 5 or 6. We should wait and see what updates occur for those countries. I believe that if the decision has not been announced by then, these countries will probably also qualify for the 6-month automatic extension. It’s mostly a matter of when the administration will publish the official notice, hopefully not just a day prior, as was the case for South Sudan.
Let’s remain hopeful during this time; that is all I am holding onto—hope!
Regarding Nepal, the administration needed to make a decision 60 days prior to the expiration date, which was around April 24 or 25. Since that period has passed, it seems likely that the automatic 6-month extension will be granted.
For Honduras and Nicaragua, the 60-day period falls around May 5 or 6. We should wait and see what updates occur for those countries. I believe that if the decision has not been announced by then, these countries will probably also qualify for the 6-month automatic extension. It’s mostly a matter of when the administration will publish the official notice, hopefully not just a day prior, as was the case for South Sudan.
Let’s remain hopeful during this time; that is all I am holding onto—hope!