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Employment Support

Look For Work, Or Get Back On Your Feet

As TPS ends, many Haitian families are losing jobs alongside their work permits. Below are real, free places to search for work, file for unemployment, and check your Employment Authorization Document (EAD) — plus where to go if you have legal questions about your status.

CareerOneStop Job Search

Free job listings, résumé help, and career tools run by the U.S. Department of Labor.

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Find an American Job Center

In-person help near you with job search, résumés, interview prep, and training — completely free.

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File for Unemployment

If you lost your job, find your state's unemployment office to check eligibility and file a claim.

Find Your State Office →

Check Your Work Permit (EAD)

Official USCIS information on Employment Authorization Documents — validity, renewal, and how to check your case status.

Check EAD Info →

Not sure if you're still authorized to work?

That's a legal question specific to your case — not something this page can answer. Talk to a licensed attorney or DOJ-accredited representative for free.

Get Help →
Not legal advice. Project Shelter is not a law firm, a staffing agency, or an employer. The links above are free, independent resources for job search, unemployment benefits, and general EAD information. Whether you personally remain authorized to work depends on your individual immigration case — for that, use the Get Help page to reach a licensed attorney.