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Conditional Permanent Resident Regulations for Alien Entrepreneurs, Spouses, and Children
Federal Register · Uncategorized Document · May 23, 1994
One commenter suggested that if the Service takes no action on a petition, the petition should be automatically granted after a set period of time. … period.
Justice DepartmentImmigration and Naturalization ServiceLimiting the Period of Admission for B Nonimmigrant Aliens
Federal Register · Proposed Rule · Apr 12, 2002
Request for Comments The Service is seeking public comments regarding this proposed rule. … The Service requests that parties interested in commenting on the proposals contained within this rule submit comments on or before May 13, 2002, as the Service will not extend the comment period.
67 FR 18065Justice DepartmentImmigration and Naturalization ServiceExtending the Period of Duration of Status for Certain F and J Nonimmigrant Aliens
Federal Register · Rule · Jun 15, 1999
Comment date: Written comments must be submitted on or before August 16, 1999. … The Service invites post-promulgation comments and will address any such comments in a final rule.
64 FR 32146Extending the Period of Duration of Status for Certain F and JTreatment of Certain H Petitions Filed After the Numerical Cap IsFederal Register · Rule · Jul 23, 1997
After publication of the interim rule on October 7, 1994, the Service received seven written comments during the comment period. … Consequently, there is insufficient time to provide pre-publication notice and comment. The Service will fully consider all comments submitted during the comment period.
62 FR 39417Justice DepartmentImmigration and Naturalization ServiceFederal Register · Rule · Sep 6, 2000
Comment date: Written comments must be submitted on or before November 6, 2000. … Request for Comments The Service is seeking public comments regarding this interim rule.
65 FR 53889Justice DepartmentImmigration and Naturalization ServiceFederal Register · Rule · Dec 11, 2002
Act (Public Law 107-173). … Grace Periods Many comments were received on the proposed rule's effect on students who fail to maintain status by withdrawing from classes.
67 FR 76256Justice DepartmentImmigration and Naturalization ServiceAdjustment of Status; Certain Nationals of the People's Republic of China
Federal Register · Rule · Nov 28, 1997
The Service is publishing this final rule to respond to comments received during the comment period, to further clarify the Service's position on the interim rule, and to provide for certain dependents … Comments Interested persons were invited to submit written comments on or before August 2, 1993. The Service received 349 properly addressed written comments during the comment period.
62 FR 63249Justice DepartmentImmigration and Naturalization ServiceInterim Designation of Acceptable Receipts for Employment Eligibility Verification
Federal Register · Rule · Feb 9, 1999
Comment date: Written comments must be submitted on or before April 12, 1999. … The comment period closed on April 3, 1998. The Service received many thoughtful and detailed comments from the public.
64 FR 6187Justice DepartmentImmigration and Naturalization ServiceNonimmigrant Classes; Treaty Aliens; E Classification
Federal Register · Rule · Sep 12, 1997
Some commenters also inferred from the language of section 101(a)(45) of the Act, which delegates to State responsibility for establishing what constitutes a ``substantial'' amount of trade or capital, … (19) Period of admission. Periods of admission are as follows: (i) A treaty trader or treaty investor may be admitted for an initial period of not more than 2 years.
62 FR 48138Documentation of Nonimmigrants Under the Immigration and NationalityJustice DepartmentFederal Register · Rule · Feb 1, 1999
Comment date: Comments must be submitted on or before April 2, 1999. … Under section 244 of the Act, the Attorney General can authorize an initial designation period for TPS from 6 to 18 months.
64 FR 4780Justice DepartmentImmigration and Naturalization ServiceAutomated Inspection Services-Extension of Enrollment Period
Federal Register · Rule · Mar 4, 2003
Comment date: Written comments must be submitted on or before April 29, 2003. … Accordingly, the Service finds that it is impracticable and contrary to the public interest to adopt this rule with the prior notice and comment period normally required under 5 U.S.C. 553.
68 FR 10143Justice DepartmentImmigration and Naturalization ServiceFederal Register · Notice · Sep 22, 1999
DATES: Comments must be submitted on or before November 22, 1999. … The alien is prohibited from returning to the United States without advance permission for the period of time specified in section 212(a)(9) of the Act.
64 FR 51338Justice DepartmentImmigration and Naturalization ServiceFederal Register · Rule · Dec 6, 2000
The interim rule provided a 120-day comment period. … Therefore, the notice and comment period normally required under 5 U.S.C. 553(b) is impracticable and unnecessary prior to adopting this provision.
65 FR 76121Justice DepartmentImmigration and Naturalization ServiceFederal Register · Rule · Jul 1, 2002
Comment date. Written comments must be submitted on or before July 31, 2002. … Section 502 of the Border Security Act requires the Service to conduct a periodic review of compliance of all Service-approved schools by May 14, 2004.
67 FR 44344Justice DepartmentImmigration and Naturalization ServiceFederal Register · Notice · Nov 13, 2002
Written comments must be submitted on or before December 13, 2002. … You may also submit comments electronically to the Service at insregs@usdoj.gov when submitting comments electronically you must include INS 2243-02 in the subject box.
67 FR 68924Justice DepartmentImmigration and Naturalization ServiceAdjustment of Status for Certain Nationals of Haiti
Federal Register · Rule · Mar 24, 2000
How Many Comments Were Received from Interested Parties in Response to the Interim Rule? A total of 46 comments were received during the comment period. … Some commenters contend that section 241(a)(5), which was added to the Act by the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996 (IIRIRA), Pub.
65 FR 15835Justice DepartmentImmigration and Naturalization ServiceControl of Employment of Aliens
Federal Register · Proposed Rule · Jun 22, 1995
The proposed rule was published at 58 FR 61846-61850 on November 23, 1993, and provided for a 30-day comment period which expired on December 23, 1993. … Modifications to Section 3 of the Form I-9 During the comment period for the proposed rule, at least two commenters, one representing a significant number of employers, expressed the view that employees
60 FR 32472Justice DepartmentImmigration and Naturalization ServiceFederal Register · Rule · Apr 16, 1997
Specifically, the commenter questioned how the use of an agent could enhance the Service's enforcement if the agent itself has no liability under the Act. … As this commenter correctly indicates, foreign employers were, and continue to be, responsible for complying with section 274A of the Act.
62 FR 18508Justice DepartmentImmigration and Naturalization ServiceFederal Register · Rule · Jan 27, 1998
The Immigration and Naturalization Service allowed a 60-day public comment period which ended on September 9, 1996. The Service received 19 comments on the proposed rule. … Seven commenters argued that there is no time restriction imposed in the Immigration and Nationality Act (``the Act'') and that, therefore, the Service should not set a time limit.
63 FR 3792Justice DepartmentImmigration and Naturalization ServiceBoard of Immigration Appeals: Procedural Reforms To Improve Case Management
Federal Register · Rule · Aug 26, 2002
A 30-day public comment period ended on March 21, 2002. … C. 30-Day Notice and Comment Period Several commenters objected to the 30-day comment period for the proposed rule and requested an extension.
67 FR 54878Justice DepartmentImmigration and Naturalization Service
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