How much is the initial consultation?

The initial consultation is a paid strategy session: $200 for 20 minutes with an attorney. If you retain Fitenko Law PLLC, that $200 is credited toward your fee. You leave the session with a clear read on your options — call (305) 315-3425 or email fitenkolaw@gmail.com to book.

Does the end of TPS mean I have to leave the country?

Not automatically. TPS ending removes one protection, but you may qualify for asylum, a family petition, an employment or investor visa, or another humanitarian remedy. The key is to act before deadlines pass and, if possible, before you are placed in removal proceedings.

Can I still work now that TPS has ended?

It depends on your specific EAD and any court-recognized exception. As of early-to-mid 2026, a subset of holders retained work authorization to a defined date, but this has shifted with litigation. Bring your physical EAD to a consultation so we can confirm your exact authorization — do not guess.

I arrived years ago — is it too late to apply for asylum?

Maybe not. The one-year asylum deadline can be excused by "extraordinary circumstances," and maintaining TPS has been treated as one such circumstance that may excuse a late filing. Because that excuse is tied to acting within a reasonable time after losing TPS, prompt action matters. Have a lawyer review your dates.

I came through CHNV parole — what are my options?

Former CHNV parolees can still pursue asylum, a family-based path, or other relief depending on how they entered and their family ties. The priority is to avoid a lapse turning into a removal case. See our CHNV parole guide and get a case review quickly.

If my spouse is a U.S. citizen, can I get a green card even after TPS?

Often yes, and sometimes without leaving the U.S. through adjustment of status — but eligibility depends heavily on how you entered and your immigration history. Do not book international travel before an attorney confirms your route, because leaving can trigger bars to return.

I heard USCIS paused cases for Venezuelans — should I still file?

As of early-to-mid 2026, reporting indicated decisions were paused for certain travel-restricted nationalities including Venezuela, while filings could still be submitted. If that remains true, filing still preserves your place and your rights even if a decision is delayed. Confirm the current rule with our office before relying on it.

Do you serve Venezuelan clients in Spanish?

Yes. Our team assists clients in Spanish, English, and Russian, and we work with Venezuelan families throughout Doral, Miami, and South Florida. Call (305) 315-3425 or email fitenkolaw@gmail.com to schedule your paid strategy session. This article is general information, not legal advice, and does not create an attorney-client relationship. Immigration law changes frequently and applies differently to each person's facts. For advice about your situation, speak with a licensed immigration attorney at Fitenko Law PLLC.

Venezuelan Immigration Options in Miami After TPS (2026)

TPS is ending for Venezuelans in Miami. Explore asylum, family, employment and humanitarian paths in 2026. Fitenko Law PLLC, Doral & South Florida — (305) 315-3425.

Fitenko Law PLLC, 600 Three Islands Blvd, Hallandale Beach, FL 33009. Phone: (305) 315-3425. Email: fitenkolaw@gmail.com

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