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The Venezuelan proposal Adjustment Act will allow all Venezuelan citizens who have been present by December 31, 2021, to obtain Permanent Residence. From that date counting a period of one year and one day of the physical presence in the United States, they can apply for the adjustment of status.
My Voice Counts CF Inc. presents at the congress
The Venezuelan Adjustment Act is a proposal that will allow all Venezuelan citizens who have been present by December 31, 2021, to obtain legal Permanent Residence. From that date counting a period of one year and one day of the physical presence in the United States, they can apply for the adjustment of status.
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This bill authorizes the Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to adjust the immigration status of Venezuelan nationals who meet specific criteria, granting them the opportunity to obtain Legal Permanent Residency in the United States.
Main benefits of the project
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Application for permanent residency within the 3 years following the enactment.
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Exemption from minor grounds of inadmissibility, except for serious crimes or persecution.
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Automatic cancellation of prior removal orders.
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Work permit after 180 days with the active application and stay of removals while it processes.
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Who is it for and what are the requirements?
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To adjust their immigration status, the applicant must:
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Be a national of Venezuela.
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Have entered the United States on or before December 31, 2021.
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Maintain continuous physical presence for at least one year at the time of application submission (allowing for up to 180 cumulative days of permitted absences). g
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Submit the application within three years following the enactment of the law.
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Meet the general eligibility criteria for receiving an immigrant visa and be admissible under the INA, subject to specific waivers.
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Not have been convicted of a felony offense, nor of two or more crimes involving moral turpitude (excluding minor political offenses), nor have engaged in persecution.
Additionally, the same requirements apply to spouses, children, or unmarried minor children of eligible individuals.
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Exclusions under H.R. 1348 (Section 2(b)(3))
Individuals shall not be eligible for this benefit if they:
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Have been convicted of an aggravated felony (delito grave).
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Have two or more convictions for crimes involving moral turpitude (delitos de inmoralidad), unless such offenses are minor political infractions.
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Have ordered, incited, assisted, or participated in acts of persecution on the basis of race, religion, nationality, membership in a particular social group, or political opinion.
Detailed legislative history
H.R. 1348 – 119th Congress (2025–2026)
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Introduced: February 13, 2025
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Primary Sponsor: Rep. Darren Soto (D‑FL‑9)
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Lead Cosponsors: María Elvira Salazar (R‑FL‑27), Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D‑FL‑25), Frederica S. Wilson (D‑FL‑24)
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Additional Cosponsor: Don Bacon (R‑NE‑2) – joined on March 24, 2025
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Assigned Committee: House Committee on the Judiciary
H.R. 4048 – 118th Congress (2023–2024)
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Introduced: June 12, 2023
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Primary Sponsor: Rep. Darren Soto (D‑FL‑9)
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Lead Cosponsors: Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D‑FL‑25), Frederica S. Wilson (D‑FL‑24), María Elvira Salazar (R‑FL‑27)
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Additional Cosponsors:
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Jenniffer González-Colón (R‑PR) – June 27, 2023
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Brian Fitzpatrick (R‑PA‑1) – April 5, 2024
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Maxwell Frost (D‑FL‑10) – April 12, 2024
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Nydia Velázquez (D‑NY‑7) – May 21, 2024
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Joaquín Castro – November 12, 2024
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Daniel Goldman – November 12, 2024
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André Carson – November 12, 2024
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Mary Gay Scanlon – November 12, 2024
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Adriano Espaillat – November 12, 2024
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Delia Ramirez – December 3, 2024
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Don Bacon – December 3, 2024
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Al Green – December 3, 2024
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Assigned Committee: House Committee on the Judiciary
H.R. 7854 – 117th Congress (2021–2022)
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Introduced: May 19, 2022
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Primary Sponsor: Rep. Darren Soto (D‑FL‑9)
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Lead Cosponsor: Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D‑FL‑23)
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Additional Cosponsor: Frederica S. Wilson (D‑FL‑24) – October 21, 2022
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Assigned Committees:
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House Committee on the Judiciary (May 19, 2022)
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Subcommittee on Immigration and Citizenship (November 1, 2022)
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Estimated impact
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It is expected to benefit over 400,000 Venezuelans in the United States who meet the eligibility criteria.
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The bill enjoys bipartisan support, including backing from Soto, Salazar, Wasserman Schultz, Wilson, and Bacon.
Why support now?
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It offers a tangible pathway to Lawful Permanent Residency.
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It provides protection and employment throughout the process.
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The application window is limited: 3 years to apply following enactment.
What can you do today?
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Join the Action Hub on this page to contact your representative and senator with just a few clicks. You may:
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Send a personalized automatic letter
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Make a guided direct phone call
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Send a structured email with clear arguments
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Subscribe to receive alerts and updates on the bill’s progress.
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Share this information with your community and social networks.
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Get involved: every voice and every action contributes to the pursuit of Permanent Residency.
Official Resources
How do we support the bill?
My Voice Counts Inc., DBA Comunidad Venezuela is presenting the proposal for the “Venezuelan Adjustment Law” before Congressmen and Senators so that they can be introduced simultaneously in the United States Congress as Sponsors and Cosponsors; namely, before the House of Representatives and the Senate. The following documents received by the constituents will be delivered as support to our petition: signatures, proof of sent emails, proof of phone calls and proof of petition letters sent by fax.
In the same manner, we will send the receipts received from the letters of request, information that will serve so that the presidency is informed of what is being requested to the White House on behalf of the constituents.
By completing the required steps of the petition we can achieve immigration relief for Venezuelan citizens.
Where should you enter?
In the sections explained below that indicate:
Before the Senate Chamber
Before the House of Representatives
Before the White House
CLARIFYING YOUR DOUBTS
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Any person regardless of country of origin living in the United States over the age of 18.
No, it is for all people living in the United States of any nationality over 18 years of age.
NO, it is a request to obtain an immigration benefit.
Entering the website and looking for the Register as an Ambassador section. We will make you a link so that you can spread the information among your family and friends and achieve a total of 1000 signatures plus that complete the 4 steps.
“When focus is your priority, the universe conspires and turns success into your reality.”
My Voice Counts Inc., DBA Comunidad Venezuela
