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Ukraine TPS: official sources point to two different end dates
USCIS guidance for employers and a reading of the TPS statute give different dates. Both are shown with their sources. This page does not decide between them.
3 sources · checked September 21, 2026
USCIS published which date employers put on Form I-9
Its I-9 Central page names one expiration date for employers filling in Form I-9. We reproduce the sentence word for word, with the link and the date a person last checked it.
1 source · checked September 21, 2026
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