The following are potential sources of verification of non-citizen status. However, any Department of Homeland Security (DHS) document that establishes the listed status may be accepted by the CAO.
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Qualified Noncitizen |
DHS Document |
INA Provision |
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1. |
Legally admitted for permanent residence—40 qualifying quarters |
I-551 |
101(a)(2) |
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2. |
Lawfully residing in any state—includes permanent residents and any other legally designated status |
I-551 |
various sections NOTE: For battered spouse or child, the DHS document will show one of the following sections: |
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3. |
I-94 |
207 |
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4. |
I-94 |
208 |
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5. |
Deportation withheld |
I-94 |
241(b)(3) or |
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6. |
Cuban/Haitian entrant |
I-94 |
501(e) of REAA of 1980** With stamp showing paroled as “Cuban/Haitian Entrant” under section 212(d)(5) of the INA Code CU6, CU7, CH6, or CNP |
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7. |
Amerasian entrant |
I-551 |
584 of FOEFRPAA of 1988*** |
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8. |
Conditional entrant |
I-94 |
203(a)(7), or |
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9. |
I-94 |
212(d)(5) |
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**Refugee Education Assistance Act of 1980. |
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***Foreign Operations Export Financing and Related Programs Appropriations Act of 1988. |
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Reissued March 1, 2012 replacing March 29, 2008