On Sept. 15, 2005, USCIS created a specially trained corps of officers to travel abroad for extended periods on circuit rides to interview refugee applicants, often under difficult conditions. The refugee corps was modeled after the existing asylum corps. #USCIS20thAnniversary
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Following the establishment of the Homeland Security Act, USCIS began operations on March 1, 2003, under its original name, the Bureau of Citizenship & Immigration Services, with more than 9,000 employees of the former Immigration & Naturalization Service. #USCIS20thAnniversary.
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As we continue to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the establishment of USCIS, we take a look back at some of the many events that have helped to shape our organization and showcase our accomplishments. We encourage you to follow along with #USCIS20thAnniversary.
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Tomorrow, we commemorate National #MedalOfHonorDay & the extraordinary heroism of this select group of heroes. We invite you to visit our webpage highlighting USCIS facilities dedicated to the memory of immigrant #MOH recipients and their stories. uscis.gov/about-us/find-
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Our Nashville Field Office has space dedicated to #MOH recipient & immigrant, Marine Lance Cpl. Jose Francisco Jimenez. His indomitable courage, aggressive fighting spirit & unfaltering devotion to duty upheld the highest traditions of the . More: uscis.gov/about-us/find-
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Tomorrow is #MedalOfHonor Day and USCIS salutes the service of all Medal of Honor Recipients, like Boilermaker Edward Floyd, who was born in Ireland. In 1905, he risked death to save the lives of his crew on USS Iowa. Our Charleston Field office is named for him.
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Today, Jaddou hosted a special event to commemorate the #USCIS20thAnniversary. The event honored the unique and exciting history of USCIS and celebrated the USCIS workforce and our accomplishments as we look to what is on the horizon for tomorrow.
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Today we recognize #MOH recipient & immigrant Pvt. Pedro Cano. He received the #MedalOfHonor for his actions on Dec. 2 and 3, 1944 during the Battle of Hürtgen Forest. We have dedicated space in the Houston Field Office in his memory.
Read his full story: uscis.gov/about-us/find-
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We recognize #MOH recipient & immigrant Sgt. Reidar Waaler who in the face of heavy artillery & machine gun fire, crawled toward a burning British tank to rescue two men. We’ve dedicated space in our Jacksonville Field Office in his memory. Read his story: uscis.gov/about-us/find-
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Certain flexibilities announced in March 2020 in response to the COVID-19 pandemic will end on March 23, 2023. Applicants must respond to any notice or request from USCIS that is dated after March 23 by the deadline listed. For more information, visit: uscis.gov/newsroom/alert
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Last week, our Cincinnati office held 2 special ceremonies celebrating 29 children & adults who derived citizenship through their parents or adoption. Some wore green in the spirit of #StPatricksDay! Congratulations to all & Céad Míle Fáilte!
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USCIS is committed to using as many available employment-based visas as possible in FY2023. To better assist interested applicants, we’ve created a list of frequently asked questions. To view these questions and answers, visit: uscis.gov/green-card/gre
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The Pittsburgh Field Office has space dedicated in memory of #MOH recipient and immigrant Spc. Leslie Sabo Jr. His indomitable courage & complete disregard for his own safety saved the lives of many of his platoon members.
Read his story: uscis.gov/about-us/find-
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Form N-426 is only required from current service members and not from separated or discharged service members.
To learn more, visit: uscis.gov/newsroom/alert
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#USCISAnswers: Many people have asked if they can look for a new job while in B-1 or B-2 status. The answer is, yes. Searching for employment and interviewing for a position are permissible B-1 or B-2 activities.
Learn more: uscis.gov/working-in-the⬇️
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#JoinUSCIS as an Immigration Services Assistant in Lincoln, NE & support the administration of immigration benefits. You may even be eligible for a recruitment bonus!
Applications will be accepted until 3/27 or when we receive 350 applications. Apply soon! usajobs.gov/job/714368000
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To learn more about options for nonimmigrant workers following termination of employment, visit:
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#USCISAnswers: If an employer files a Form I-129 petition on your behalf, along with a request for premium processing service, USCIS will generally process the pending I-539 and the I-129 together during the premium processing timeframe and issue concurrent decisions.⬇️
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Space in our Charlotte Field Office is dedicated in memory of #MOH recipient & immigrant Spc. Lawrence Joel. After being wounded he successfully treated himself & continued his mission of administering life-saving care to fellow soldiers.
Story: uscis.gov/about-us/find-
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March 25 is National #MedalOfHonor Day, a date set aside to pay tribute to the recipients of our nation’s highest award for valor. More than 700 recipients of the award have been immigrants who distinguished themselves by their gallantry during military action.
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Nonimmigrant workers may have options to remain in a period of authorized stay in the U.S. if their employment has been terminated. To learn more about these options, visit: uscis.gov/working-in-the
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#FilingTipFriday: Don’t forget! When you file your N-400 online please upload all required evidence. If you have questions about required evidence or how to upload it, watch our video to learn more:
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The U.S. welcomed Ke Huy Quan as refugee when he was a boy. Decades later he is an #Oscars95 winner!
He described his story as “the American Dream.” Congratulations!
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Happy #StPatricksDay! #DYK Irish people made up one-third of immigrants to the United States from 1820 – 1860? Nearly 4.5 million Irish people came to live in the U.S. between 1820 – 1930. The first immigrant to come through Ellis Island was Irish! Comhghairdeas!
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To improve services and increase flexibility, USCIS has developed operational procedures allowing lawful permanent residents to obtain temporary evidence of status without appearing in person at a field office.
To learn more, visit: uscis.gov/newsroom/alert
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#USCISAnswers: We now scan and upload many documents into our electronic database systems. To avoid delays and improve scanning efficiency, please do not hole punch, staple, paper clip, binder clip, or otherwise attach documents to one another. Learn More: uscis.gov/newsroom/alert
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If you are a potential supporter of a Ukrainian or their immediate family member as part of #UnitingForUkraine for Ukraine, you must submit Form I-134A, Online Request to be a Supporter and Declaration of Financial Support.
To learn more, visit: uscis.gov/ukraine
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To respond to FOIA requests more efficiently, USCIS stopped receiving requests by fax or email beginning Dec. 16.
To request a record, use the online FOIA request at: uscis.gov/FOIA
#NationalFreedomOfInformationDay
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