Nepal TPS decision

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I think today is the last day to announce what will happen with the TPS for Nepal. What will happen if it's not done by COB today? Will there be an automatic 6 months extension? Ki June 24 pachi yehi bhayo bhane Salvador pathaidine re?

Oops i did it again

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@ shani = Nepal’s TPS is over

ShaniDev

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Over ta huncha, I get it. Just asking annoucement aaja bhayena bhane chai k huncha bhanera? Legally, 60 days agadi announce garena bhane 6 months badhna parne ho. Ki ta yo admin lai yesma ni kanoon lagdaina?

nash24

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Yes Shani as per the rule if the announcement is not done by 60 days before the expiration, it should automatically extend for 6 months.

Not sure if this admin is following the rules

WakkaDikka22

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Looks like they are not following the guidelines for extensions nor orderly transition. Afgan recent beneficiary of TPS is set to expire May 20th no formal orderly transition period given yet.

bhamnepali

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A TPS designation can be made for 6, 12, or 18 months at a time. At least 60 days prior to the expiration of TPS, the Secretary must decide whether to extend or terminate a designation based on the conditions in the foreign country. Decisions to begin, extend, or terminate a TPS designation must be published in the Federal Register. If an extension or termination decision is not published at least 60 days in advance of expiration, the designation is automatically extended for six months.

It is not guidelines. It is not rules. It is the law.

https://www.americanimmigrationcouncil.org/sites/default/files/research/temporary_protected_status_-_an_overview_1-16-2025.pdf

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