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The Congresswoman YVETTE D. CLARKE, US Representative for District 11 of Brooklyn New York and several other colleagues including the speaker of the House of
Representatives NANCY POLOSI, are asking us, all Haitians living in the US to back them up by sign a petition for a bill Known as: Temporary Protected Status (TPS) they are sponsoring on favor of Haitians without status. By passing that bill the beneficiaries will be able to apply for Work Authorization, Social Security, Driver License, Work, and depending on the time authorized, they may be qualify for permanent resident after two or three years.
In response to that request The HAVU has elaborated a simple form in which you can give your support to the bill by answering 3 questions and 2 check marks.
WHO CAN FILE THIS FORM?
A) All Born US citizen of 18 years and older.
B) All Naturalized Haitian-American
C) All Haitian Permanent Resident.
The dead line: by first week of August the petition must be in Mrs. Ckarke Offices Address:
New York: Congress Member Mrs. Yvette D. Clarke
123 Linden Blvd. 4th. Floor
Brooklyn NY 11226 Ph. (718)287-1142
Washington: Congress Member Mrs. Yvette Clarke
1029 Long Road
House Office Building of Representatives
Washington D.C. 20515 Ph. (202)225-6231
TPS ADVOCATE
participant: Are you a US citizen?_________LPR__________Date_______
Full Name:_____________________________________________ ____________________________
Home Address___________________________________________ _______________________________
Phone # ( )_______________Cell ( )____________________
Age Range (18 - 24)_______ (25 - 35)_______(36 - 50)______51 - 65) _______(66 - up)
Place of the Seminar Name and address___________________________________
__________________________________________________ ____
Return Petition to:
HAVU OF FLORIDA, INC. P. O. 530532 St Petersburg, FL 33747
Haitian American Voters United
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