The specific documents needed will depend on your personal situation and
will be explained if USCIS announces TPS for the Philippines in the Federal
Register.
But taking into account our more than twenty years of extensive experience
in preparing and litigating TPS claims, the following items are commonly
needed:
-Evidence of citizenship (Philippine passport or birth certificate).
-Evidence of identity (passport or drivers license)
-Status Evidence (if in lawful status).
-Certified misdemeanor criminal records (if needed)
-Presence/Residence evidence since [unknown date] in November (possible
documents include passport stamps, pay stubs, rent receipts, utility bills,
school records, letters, hospital or medical records, etc.)
As with each case, which exact documents you submit depends on your own
personal circumstances.
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