• What Services Are Available to USCIS Customers Affected by Hurricane Katrina?, 9/20/05 (PDF, 830K)
  • (Vietnamese) What Services Are Available to USCIS Customers Affected by Hurricane Katrina?, 9/20/05 (PDF, 1MB)
  • ¿Qué servicios hay disponibles para los clientes de la USCIS afectados por el huracán Katrina?, 9/20/05 (PDF, 1MB)
  • Ki sèvis ki disponib pou kliyan USCIS ke Siklòn Katrina te afekte yo? 9/20/05 (PDF, 1MB)
• Frequently Asked Questions, 9/12/05 (rev.) (PDF)
• USCIS to Assist Immigrants Impacted by Hurricane Katrina, 9/8/05 (PDF)
• USCIS temporarily relocating our New Orleans office (eñ Espanol).
  • Information includes how to replace your lost or destroyed Immigration documents such as your permanent resident card (green card), employment authorization, re-entry permit, certificate of citizenship; also, what to do if you have a case pending with USCIS.
• The operations of the USCIS New Orleans office have been moved temporarily into our Memphis office.
• USCIS Field Office Closings Page
• Notice Regarding I-9 Documentation Requirements for Hiring Hurricane Victims (on DHS.gov), 10/21/05
• Notice Regarding I-9 Documentation Requirements for Hiring Hurricane Victims (on DHS.gov), 9/6/05
  • Notificacion Relacionada con los Requisitos de la Documentación I-9 para Contratar Victimas del Huracán (on DHS.gov), 9/6/05
  
  
• USCIS Announces Interim Relief For Foreign Students Adversely Impacted by Hurricane Katrina, 11/25/05 (PDF)
• Interim Relief For Certain Foreign Academic Students Adversely Affected by Hurricane Katrina - Frequently Asked Questions, 11/25/05 (PDF)
• The Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVIS) is managed by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Please see their SEVIS page (on ICE.gov) for information including:
  • List of Schools Impacted by Hurricane Katrina
  • Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) for F/M Nonimmigrant Students Impacted by Hurricane Katrina
  • FAQ for DHS Certified Schools Impacted by Hurricane Katrina

Hurricane Katrina Resources on other Government websites:

• How to Get Help (Federal Emergency Management Agency - FEMA)
• Donate and Volunteer (USA Freedom Corps)
• Finding Friends and Information (FirstGov.gov)
• Health and Safety (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)
• What Government is Doing (Department of Homeland Security)
• eñ Espanol (FirstGov.gov)