- Jan 19, 2021
- Jan 17, 2021
The informational resources below are intended for general public use and reference and will be updated on a routine basis as developments occur.
Our office has been diligently working on providing commentary on various legal issues surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic. All community providers and partners are encouraged to refer to these materials when dealing with patient/client needs. Our office remains available to answer any questions or provide clarification on these updates as the situation develops.
Scroll down for Infographics with more legal information.
This guide to the Employment Authorization Document (EAD) card includes key information as it relates to COFA immigrants and a sample application with our notes on how to fill it out.
The CDC eviction moratorium was overturned on 8/26/21. Learn about the current options that are now available to you as a renter including mediation and rent relief options.
Do you still have questions about obtaining the most recent round of stimulus payments? If so please feel free to refer to this comprehensive guide that details the steps needed to be completed in order to receive the most recent round of payments. Also as with any other tax related issue, it is always best to consult with a certified accountant in order to understand any tax implications or consequences that may arise.
This alert, in the shape of a bookmark, explains how you can get access to your account again.
I've Applied for a Green Card. Now I Need to Wait Until a Visa is Available.
And What to Do if It Is Taking Too Long
Please find attached our new MLP Alert for Unemployment Insurance benefits, specifically focusing on access for COFA migrants. We hope the short infographic and the longer FAQ will help advocates and clients to access Unemployment benefits caused by the COVID-19 restrictions.
There are two ways to access Unemployment applications, and MLP recommends that applicants with COFA status start here:
https://huiclaims.hawaii.gov/#/login
All others (U.S. citizens and non-citizens with Alien Reg. Numbers) can start here:
These resources are not to be construed as legal advice, but rather are intended for educational and outreach purposes. The Medical-Legal Partnership for Children In Hawaii does not intend to create an attorney client relationship by creating and/or providing these resources to the public. Please seek an independent attorney if you have specific legal questions.
Informative Diagrams and Charts Regarding Various Legal Issues