Immigration Services
At Fundación Thrive Immigration Services, we are more than just a service provider – we are a dedicated partner in your journey to a new beginning. As a nonprofit organization committed to supporting our Hispanic community, we pride ourselves on offering expert guidance, compassionate support, and unwavering advocacy at prices that are accessible and affordable. Our team understands the complexities of the immigration process and is here to provide personalized attention and comprehensive care every step of the way. Join us as we work together to build a brighter future, empowering individuals and families to navigate their unique paths with confidence and clarity.
All funds collected from our immigration services directly benefit our Hispanic and immigrant community. With your support, we're dedicated to helping them achieve professional success. We leverage their unique skills, facilitate employment opportunities within their fields, and foster entrepreneurship for economic stability and prosperity. Your contribution fuels our compassionate mission and empowers us to make a tangible difference in the lives of those we serve.
Parole for Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans
- Cover letter explaining the purpose of the humanitarian parole request
- Detailed explanation of the emergency situation that necessitates the humanitarian parole
- Proof of identity (copy of passport, birth certificate, etc.)
- Proof of relationship to the individual involved in the emergency situation (if applicable)
- Proof of Income and Finances showing enough finance to support the Parolee for their stay in the USA:
- Letter from the Institutional bank showing Balance in the account
- Letter from the Employee detailing name of the employee, position and salary
- Last Tax Transcript
- Driver License
- Any other relevant supporting documents
Additional Required Information from the Parolee:
- Full legal name
- Date of birth
- Place of birth
- Gender
- Picture of Principal page of Passport
- Birth Certificate
- Current address
- Phone number
- Email address
- Marital status
- Family information (including details of family members involved in the emergency situation)
- Immigration history (if any)
- Employment history
- Education background
- Criminal history (if any)
- Medical history (if relevant to the humanitarian parole request)
Form Application Fee: $150
Work Permit
- 2 Passport Photos (2x2 with white background)
- Parole I-94 (If you have it) or Passport
- Expired Work Permit (if you are going to renew it)
- Government-issued identification such as a passport or driver's license (must include a photo of you)
Translations: (We offer Certified Translations if need it)
- Certified Translations of Any Non-English Documents: All documents not in English must be accompanied by certified English translations.
Fee to the Government: $520
Form Application Fee: $80
Green Card Renewal
- No photos required
- Current Residency (Green Card Card)(If you do not have it, the A-number and class of entry are required)
- Driver's License
- Social Security
- Birth Certificate
- Information on entry dates into the United States and entry point.
Translations: (We offer Certified Translations if need it)
- Certified Translations of Any Non-English Documents: All documents not in English must be accompanied by certified English translations.
Fee to the Government: $465
Form Application Fee: $85
Asylum
Personal Identification:
- Passport: If you have one.
- Form I-94: Arrival/Departure Record if you have it.
- Other Government-Issued Identification: Any other ID such as a national ID card or driver’s license.
Photographs:
- Two Passport-Style Photos: Recent photographs of yourself (2x2 inches with a white background).
Personal Narrative and Statement:
- Detailed Written Statement: Explaining why you are seeking asylum and the persecution you faced or fear in your home country.
Supporting Evidence and Documents:
- Proof of Persecution or Fear: Evidence supporting your claim, such as:
- Police reports or medical records.
- Newspaper articles about events in your home country.
- Personal affidavits or statements from witnesses.
- Country Conditions Information: Reports or documents about conditions in your home country that support your fear of persecution.
- Identification and Relationship Documents:
- Birth certificates.
- Marriage certificates, if applicable.
- Children’s birth certificates, if applicable.
Previous Immigration History:
- Records of Prior Immigration Applications: Any documents related to previous applications or immigration status in the U.S.
Proof of Presence in the U.S.:
- Documents Showing Entry and Stay in the U.S.: Copies of visas, entry stamps, boarding passes, or other evidence of your presence in the U.S.
Required Information
Personal Information:
- Full Name: Including any aliases.
- Date of Birth and Place of Birth.
- Current Address in the U.S..
- Nationality: Current and any previous.
- Marital Status: Details of current and previous marriages.
Family Information:
- Spouse’s Details: Full name, date of birth, nationality, and current address.
- Children’s Details: Full name, date of birth, nationality, and current address.
Immigration Status:
- Current Immigration Status: In the U.S., if any.
- Details of Previous U.S. Entries and Stays: Including dates and types of visas used.
- Records of Any Immigration Proceedings: Such as removal or deportation.
Basis for Asylum Claim:
- Detailed Explanation of Persecution: Reason for fear of persecution based on race, religion, nationality, membership in a particular social group, or political opinion.
- Specific Incidents: Descriptions of specific events or threats faced in your home country.
- Fear of Future Persecution: Explanation of why you believe you will face persecution if you return to your home country.
Employment and Residence History:
- Addresses for the Last 5 Years: Including dates of residence.
- Employment History for the Last 5 Years: Including employer names, addresses, and dates of employment.
Criminal History:
- Any Criminal Convictions or Charges: In the U.S. or any other country, including the nature of the offense and the outcome.
Military and Political Affiliations:
- Details of Any Military Service: Including dates and country of service.
- Political Affiliations: Membership or support for political parties or movements in your home country.
Fee to the Government: $650
Citizenship
- 2 Passport Photos (2x2 with white background)
- Residency Card (Green Card)
- Driver's License
- Social Security Card
- Birth Certificate
- Marriage and/or Divorce Certificates
- Passport (All passports with departures in the last 5 years)
Additional Required Information:
- Bring a list with the following information:
- Residential Addresses for the last 5 years: Address history for the last 5 years, including the name, address, and dates of residence.
- Employment History for the last 5 years: Employment history for the last 5 years, including the name, address, and dates of employment.
- Names of Children with Birth Dates: Names of children with their birth dates, addresses, and their residency or citizenship status (if they have one).
- Spouse's Information and Any Previous Divorces: Information about your spouse and any previous divorces, including the date of marriage, birthdays, and their residency or citizenship status (if they have one).
Translations: (We offer Certified Translations if need it)
- Certified Translations of Any Non-English Documents: All documents not in English must be accompanied by certified English translations.
Fee to the Government: $760
Form Application Fee: $100
Green Card Application
- 2 Passport Photos (2x2 with white background)
- Parole I-94 (If you have it) or Passport
- Birth Certificates
- Marriage and/or Divorce Certificates (If you have them)
Additional Required Information:
- Bring a list with the following information:
- Residential Addresses for the last 5 years: Addresses of residence for the past 5 years.
- Employment History for the last 5 years: Jobs, addresses, and dates of employment for the past 5 years.
- Names of Parents with Place and Date of Birth and Current Address: Names of your parents, including their place and date of birth and their current address.
- Dates of Marriage and/or Divorces: Dates of marriage and/or divorces.
- Criminal Background Check (from the county where you live): Criminal background check from the county where you live.
- Medical Examination.
Translations: (We offer Certified Translations if need it)
- Certified Translations of Any Non-English Documents: All documents not in English must be accompanied by certified English translations.
Fee to the Government: $1440
Form Application Fee: $150
Temporary Protected Status (TPS)
Personal Information:
- Full legal name
- Date of birth
- Place of birth
- Gender
- Social Security Number (if applicable)
- U.S. address
Immigration History:
- Current immigration status (if any)
- Entry date into the United States
- Any previous TPS applications or grants
- Any past encounters with immigration authorities (detentions, removal proceedings, etc.)
Nationality and Country of Origin:
- Nationality
- Country of birth
- Current country of residence (if different)
Identity Documents:
- Passport
- Birth certificate
- Any other identification documents (driver's license, ID card, etc.)
Family Information:
- Marital status
- Information about spouse and children (if applicable)
- Relationship to any U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents
Criminal History:
- Disclosure of any criminal convictions (if applicable)
Employment History:
- Current and previous employment information
- Income and financial resources
Medical History:
- Any medical conditions or disabilities (if applicable)
Biometric Information:
- Fingerprints (taken during the application process)
Documentation Supporting Eligibility:
- Evidence of eligibility based on nationality or country conditions warranting TPS designation (such as a passport, birth certificate, or other identity documents)
Fee to the Government: $80
Form Application Fee: $150
Immigration Fee Waiver
If you are undergoing an immigration process and facing financial constraints, you may be eligible to request a fee waiver through a low-income program. To explore this option further and determine your eligibility, we recommend reviewing the following checklist or reaching out to us for assistance.
- our personal information, including your name, address, contact details, and A-Number (if applicable).
- Details about the application or petition you are submitting that requires a fee.
- Information about your financial situation, including income, expenses, assets, and liabilities.
- The reason for your request for a fee waiver, including any financial hardships or other circumstances that prevent you from paying the required fee.
- Supporting documentation to demonstrate your financial need, such as tax returns, pay stubs, bank statements, or proof of public benefits.
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