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Thursday, Jul. 27, 2023

Is Minnesota hiring for the ‘Uniting for Ukraine’ program?

Jayne Williamson-Lee, MinnPost
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The Minnesota Department of Human Services has posted a job for the position of "Call Center Navigator" for the Uniting for Ukraine program. 

Uniting for Ukraine is a federal program that enables Ukrainian citizens and their immediate family to stay temporarily in the U.S. Participating Ukrainians must have a supporter in the U.S. who agrees to provide them with financial support during the two-year period of their parole.

Prospective U.S.-based supporters file an I-134A online request form and are vetted by the U.S. government to ensure they are able to financially support the individual they agree to support.

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