USCIS Class Action, Settlement Notices and Agreements

If you have applied for an initial Employment Authorization Document (EAD) based on a pending asylum application, you may be eligible to have your EAD processed within 30 days.

This notice is intended to provide information for individuals who (1) may be an AOL PI Class Member; (2) had the “third-country transit rule” applied to their immigration case; (3) were ordered removed from the U.S. under an “expedited removal order”; and (4) currently reside in the United States.  For more details, you may access the Al Otro Lado Class Action Notice of Preliminary Injunction.

This notice provides information for certain Temporary Protected Status (TPS) recipients with orders of removal or deportation seeking adjustment of status with USCIS.

This message is intended to notify you of the final class settlement in Dong, et al. v. Johnson, et al., No. 2:17-2092-ES-JSA (D.N.J. filed 3/30/2017). For more details, you may access the final settlement agreement. IF YOU FILE ANY FORM WITH USCIS UNDER THIS SETTLEMENT YOU MUST EMAIL USCIS AT DongSettlementFiling@uscis.dhs.gov TO IDENTIFY YOURSELF AS A CLASS MEMBER. INCLUDE YOUR FULL NAME, RECEIPT NUMBER, AND, IF ANY, A-NUMBER

This notice is intended to notify you of the final approval and order in W.A.O. v. Jaddou, No. 2:19-cv-11696 (D.N.J.).

This notice provides information about the preliminary injunction orders issued by the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California in Al Otro Lado v. Mayorkas, Case No. 17-02366 (S.D. Cal.)

This notice is intended to inform you of the proposed settlement in W.A.O. v. Jaddou, No. 2:19-cv-11696 (D.N.J.). W.A.O. v. Jaddou is a class action that was filed in federal court in New Jersey in 2019. For more details, you may access the Notice of Proposed Settlement.

This Notice is intended to inform you that certain natives or citizens of Cuba who are “arriving aliens” and who were denied adjustment of status under the Cuban Adjustment Act (CAA) based solely on a determination that they had not met their burden of establishing that they had been admitted or paroled may file a new Form I-485, a timely Form I-290B, or, for a period of one year from the date of this Notice, an untimely Form I-290B with USCIS if they meet all of the qualifying criteria listed in the Notice.