If U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) makes a wrong notation, date, or other mark on the I-94, you need to go to deferred inspection to get it reissued.
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When an H-4 applicant forgets to file a change or extension of status and the H-1B primary applicant has done so, the H-4 applicant should file a Nunc Pro Tunc Application.
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A Step-Child need not prove any bona-fides at all with the Step-Parent when filing a petition.
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A Temporary Protected Status (TPS) Child can apply for TPS based upon the parents initial registration
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A Temporary Protected Status (TPS) Child can apply for TPS based upon the parents initial registration.
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DOS issued a cable also that includes instructions for entering the names of suspected human rights violators and abusers into the Consular Lookout and Support System (CLASS).
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The US Chamber of Commerce issued a letter urging member of the Senate to oppose the “Employ America Act” (S. 2804) either as stand-alone legislation or as an amendment to other legislation.
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President Obama’s appeal to Congress for a bipartisan overhaul of the nation’s broken immigration system in a speech delivered at American University School of International Service.
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ICE issued its strategic plan for Fiscal Years 2010-2014. This plan lays out how ICE will meet its responsibilities for criminal investigation and civil immigration enforcement over the next five years.
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Department of State (DOS) issued a visa policy update on an FAM change to clarify that posts may annotate blanket L visas with the name of the actual employer on the I-129-S even if that subsidiary or affiliate employer name is not in PIMS.
Visa validity dates for L visas
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