USCIS memo latest update

[Sachin200]

Under the revised final policy memorandum, USCIS suspends the accrual of unlawful presence when the F or M nonimmigrant files a reinstatement application within the five month window and while the application is pending with USCIS.

[vendettaa]

ante enti elaborate

[Android_Halwa]

17 minutes ago, Sachin200 said:

Under the revised final policy memorandum, USCIS suspends the accrual of unlawful presence when the F or M nonimmigrant files a reinstatement application within the five month window and while the application is pending with USCIS.

Oh, is it from an official source ? 

That’s sigh of relief for lot of people especially CPT guys. 

[Anta Assamey]

Source plz .. 

[Allarinaresh10]

okka mukka ardam kale 

[Amrita]

2 minutes ago, Anta Assamey said:

Source plz .. 

https://www.uscis.gov/news/uscis-issues-revised-final-guidance-unlawful-presence-students-and-exchange-visitors

[Anta Assamey]

 

USCIS Issues Revised Final Guidance on Unlawful Presence for Students and Exchange Visitors 

Guidance Updated After Public Comment Period

WASHINGTON— U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has published a revised final policy memorandum (PDF, 129 KB) related to unlawful presence after considering feedback received during a 30-day public comment period that ended June 11, 2018. Under the revised final policy memorandum, effective Aug. 9, 2018, F and M nonimmigrants who fall out of status and timely file for reinstatement of that status will have their accrual of unlawful presence suspended while their application is pending.

On May 10, 2018, USCIS posted a policy memorandum changing the way the agency calculates unlawful presence for those who were in student (F nonimmigrant), exchange visitor (J nonimmigrant), or vocational student (M nonimmigrant) status. The revised final memorandum published today supersedes that memorandum and describes the rules for counting unlawful presence for F and M nonimmigrants with timely-filed or approved reinstatement applications, as well as for J nonimmigrants who were reinstated by the Department of State.

“As a result of public engagement and stakeholder feedback, USCIS has adjusted the unlawful presence policy to address a concern raised in the public’s comments, ultimately improving how we implement the unlawful presence ground of inadmissibility as a whole and reducing the number of overstays in these visa categories,” said Director L. Francis Cissna. “USCIS remains dedicated to protecting the integrity of our nation’s immigration system and ensuring the faithful execution of our laws. People who overstay or violate the terms of their visas should not remain in the United States. Foreign students who are no longer properly enrolled in school are violating the terms of their student visa and should be held accountable.”

On Aug. 7, the Department of Homeland Security announced the release of the FY 2017 Entry/Exit Overstay Report. The estimated total overstay rates were lower in FY 2017 for F and J nonimmigrants, but the F, M, and J categories continue to have significantly higher overstay rates than other nonimmigrant visa categories, supporting the need to address the calculation of unlawful presence for this population. 

For purposes of counting unlawful presence, a timely reinstatement application for F or M status is one where the student has not been out of status for more than five months at the time of filing. Under the revised final policy memorandum, the accrual of unlawful presence is suspended when the F or M nonimmigrant files a reinstatement application within the five month window and while the application is pending with USCIS.

If the reinstatement application is denied, the accrual of unlawful presence resumes on the day after the denial. It is incumbent on the nonimmigrant to voluntarily leave the United States to avoid accruing more unlawful presence that could result in later inadmissibility under section 212(a)(9) of the Immigration and Nationality Act. Whether or not the application for reinstatement is timely-filed, an F, J, or M nonimmigrant whose application for reinstatement is ultimately approved will generally not accrue unlawful presence while out of status.   

The Department of State administers the J-1 exchange visitor program, to include reinstatement requests. If the Department of State approves the reinstatement application of a J nonimmigrant, the individual will generally not accrue unlawful presence from the time the J nonimmigrant fell out of status from the time he or she was reinstated.

In addition, the revised final policy memorandum corrects references to the Board of Immigration Appeals issuing orders of removal in the first instance.

USCIS will host a national stakeholder engagement regarding this policy memorandum on Aug. 23. Submit your email address to the USCIS Public Engagement subscription service in order to receive the invitation for this stakeholder engagement. Additional information on the policy memorandum is also available on the Unlawful Presence and Bars to Admissibility page.

For more information on USCIS and its programs, please visit uscis.gov or follow us on Twitter (@uscis), Instagram (/uscis), YouTube (/uscis), and Facebook(/uscis).  

[Amrita]

2 minutes ago, Allarinaresh10 said:

okka mukka ardam kale 

 

6 minutes ago, vendettaa said:

ante enti elaborate

Out of status ayyi timely reinstatement file cheste they are in US unlawfully anedi suspend chestam antunnadu which is good for F and M non immigrants.

[Anta Assamey]

2 minutes ago, Amrita said:

https://www.uscis.gov/news/uscis-issues-revised-final-guidance-unlawful-presence-students-and-exchange-visitors

[Allarinaresh10]

1 minute ago, Amrita said:

 

Out of status ayyi timely reinstatement file cheste they are in US unlawfully anedi suspend chestam antunnadu which is good for F and M non immigrants.

ante  CheePeaTea ni encourage chesinatte kada 

 

[Doravaru]

10 minutes ago, Allarinaresh10 said:

ante  CheePeaTea ni encourage chesinatte kada 

 

Yes. H1s ni reject chesi F1s ki support cheyyalani adhishtaanam decide ayindi..

[Neekendu]

Konchem mana vaduka bhasha lo cheppandi Annayya lu . Naku yemi ardam kaledu 

[libraguy86]

mari andarini bayataki vella 10githe universities anni close avuthai modatike mosam vasthadi ani malla revert chesaru anukunta

[Amrita]

32 minutes ago, Neekendu said:

Konchem mana vaduka bhasha lo cheppandi Annayya lu . Naku yemi ardam kaledu 

Illegal ayyi malla legal ayite timely file chesi vallani USCIS support chesta antondi vallu unlawful nonimmigrant list lonchi tesestaru.

[MuPaGuNa]

1 hour ago, Amrita said:

 

Out of status ayyi timely reinstatement file cheste they are in US unlawfully anedi suspend chestam antunnadu which is good for F and M non immigrants.

ikkada evadu out of status avuthaadu....cpt teesukoni status maintain chesthunte out of status ela avuthadu vaaaa.........asalu f okati ante adi kada..oh pee tee next eh one,adi raakunte chee pee tee...anni ade ef one kada...how this is useful to students vaa...

just aa client side work anedi teesesthe use kaani...

my 2 cents...wrong ga ardam chesukunte sry,enlighten me...