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USCIS WILL NOT MAKE R-1 CURRENT VISA HOLDERS FILE I-129'S

By Greg Siskind

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While this question was not addressed in the recently issued R-1 regulation, USCIS has just notified some of the stakeholder organizations that a worker who holds a valid R-1 issued before November 26th may travel on that visa for the duration of the visa. The regulation is NOT retroactive. USCIS has indicated that CBP will be issuing instructions to the ports of entry along these lines. USCIS will also be updating its FAQ document to reflect this.

Full post as published by Greg Siskind's Blog on December 06, 2008 (boomark / email).

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