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Pages tagged "USCIS Engagement"


Highlights of November 2024 AILA Engagement with USCIS on VAWA, U, and T Issues

Posted by Carson Osberg · January 22, 2025 7:16 PM

CAST participated in AILA’s November 14, 2024 engagement with USCIS on VAWA, U, and T issues where representatives from the USCIS Office of Policy & Strategy (OP&S), Service Center Operations Directorate (SCOPS), and Public Engagement Division discussed issues relating to T visas and other humanitarian remedies. Key takeaways for T visa practitioners are below.[1]

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Highlights of August 2024 USCIS Stakeholder Engagement on the T Visa Final Rule

Posted on Blog by Carson Osberg · August 26, 2024 5:37 PM

CAST attended an August 15, 2024 stakeholder engagement on the T visa final rule where representatives from the USCIS Office of Policy & Strategy (OP&S), Service Center Operations Directorate (SCOPS), USCIS Contact Center, and Public Engagement Division presented on the final rule and answered pre-submitted and live questions. Except where otherwise indicated as CAST commentary, the notes below have been paraphrased from USCIS’s engagement comments and slides.[1]

The final rule goes into effect on August 28, 2024. For more information on the changes relating to T nonimmigrant status and T adjustment of status, review CAST’s advisory, Overview of the 2024 T Visa Final Rule, which will be updated as new information becomes available.

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Highlights of June 2024 USCIS Stakeholder Meeting on VAWA, U, and T Issues

Posted on Blog by Carson Osberg · June 25, 2024 1:33 PM

CAST attended a June 18, 2024 meeting with USCIS on VAWA, U, and T issues where representatives from the USCIS Office of Policy & Strategy (OP&S), Service Center Operations Directorate (SCOPS), and Public Engagement Division discussed issues relating to VAWA, U, and T visas. Key takeaways for T visa practitioners are below.[1]

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Highlights of T Visa Panel with USCIS at the April 2024 Freedom Network Conference

Posted on Blog by Carson Osberg · June 04, 2024 6:28 PM

On April 19, 2024,[1] CAST moderated a panel focused on T visas with representatives from the USCIS Office of Policy & Strategy (OP&S), Service Center Operations (SCOPS), and the Vermont Service Center (VSC) at the annual Freedom Network Conference. Key takeaways for practitioners are as follows:

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Highlights of November 2023 AILA Engagement with USCIS on VAWA, U, and T Issues

Posted on Blog by Carson Osberg · March 01, 2024 12:44 PM

CAST participated in AILA’s November 16, 2023 Engagement with USCIS on VAWA, U, and T issues where representatives from the USCIS Office of Policy & Strategy (OP&S), Service Center Operations Directorate (SCOPS), and Public Engagement Division discussed issues relating to T visas and other humanitarian remedies. Key takeaways for T visa practitioners are below.[1]

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Highlights of May 2023 USCIS Engagement on VAWA, U, and T issues with AILA + Coalition Partners

Posted on Blog by Carson Osberg · August 07, 2023 7:17 PM

CAST attended USCIS’s May 8, 2023 Engagement on VAWA, U, and T issues where representatives from the USCIS Office of Policy & Strategy (OP&S), Service Center Operations Directorate (SCOPS), and Public Engagement Division discussed issues relating to T visas and other humanitarian remedies. Key take-aways for T visa practitioners are below.[1]

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Highlights of April 2023 Engagement with USCIS on T Visas

Posted on Blog by Carson Osberg · July 21, 2023 9:48 AM

On April 17, 2023, CAST moderated a panel focused on T visas with representatives from the USCIS Office of Policy & Strategy (OP&S) and the Vermont Service Center (VSC) at the annual Freedom Network Conference. Key takeaways for T visa practitioners are as follows:

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Highlights of September 2022 USCIS Engagement on VAWA, U, and T issues with AILA + Coalition Partners

Posted on Blog by Cast TTA · October 05, 2022 4:02 PM
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Highlights of July 2022 USCIS Webinar Discussing T Visas

Posted on Blog by Cast TTA · August 20, 2022 8:32 AM

Update on Biometrics Abroad & USCIS Filing Tips

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Highlights of Recent USCIS Engagements on T Visas

Posted on Blog by Cast TTA · May 16, 2022 11:21 AM

CAST participated in two March 2022 engagements[1] with USCIS where representatives from the USCIS Office of Policy & Strategy (OPS), Service Center Operations Directorate (SCOPS), the Vermont Service Center (VSC), and the Public Engagement Division discussed issues relating to T visas and other humanitarian remedies. Key take-aways for T visa practitioners are as follows:

 

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