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  • Expiration of DED for Salvadorans Regulation (12/31/1994)
    The Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) will allow the expiration of deferred enforced departure (DED) for Nationals of El Salvador. Effective date is December 31, 1994. AILA Doc. No. 94123190.
  • Asylum Regulation (Full Text) (12/5/1994)
    The final rule on Rules and Procedures for Adjudicationof Applications for Asylum or Withholding of Deportation and for Employment Authorization was published in the Federal Register on December 5, 1994. AILA Doc. No. 94120590.
  • INS Issues Interim Rule/Adjustment of Status (10/7/1994)
    59 Fed. Reg. 51091 (October 7, 1994). The Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) has issued an interim rule with request for comments on the new adjustment of status law. AILA Doc. No. 94100790.
  • Adjustment of Status Interim Regulation (10/5/1994)
    The following is the full text of the Adjustment of Status Interim Regulations. The interim regs have cleared OMB and should be published in the Federal Register this Friday or soon thereafter. AILA Doc. No. 94100590.
  • INS Proposed Rule Foreign Employers Prohibited from Filing H/O&P Petitions (9/9/1994)
    INS proposed rule to prohibit foreign employers from directly filing petitions for H, O and P nonimmigrants. It is intended to bring the these categories into conformity with the employer sanctions provisions. AILA Doc. No. 94090991.
  • INS Proposes Administrative Denaturalization Rule (9/9/1994)
    INS has proposed amendments to the revocation of naturalization regulations pursuant to section 340 of the INA. Prior to IMMACT90, only a court could reopen naturalization proceedings, as it was the only entity with jurisdiction; that power now rests with the INS. AILA Doc. No. 94090990.
  • INS Final Rule on Immigrant Visa Applications (8/19/1994)
    Summary of the 8/5/94 INS final rule on immigrant visa regulations to make clear that the Department has the authority to determine where an alien's immigrant visa application shall be processed. AILA Doc. No. 94081990.
  • INS Issues Final Rule on H-1B, O & P (8/15/1994)
    An August 15, 1994 Fed. Reg. summary of the INS final rule on temporary alien workers seeking H-1B, O, and P Classification. (59 FR 41818, 8/15/94) AILA Doc. No. 94081560.
  • INS Final Rule on Guam Visa Waiver Program (8/4/1994)
    INS final rule published on 7/13/94 that amends the INS regulations by amending the one-year restriction on Taiwan's inclusion in the Guam visa Waiver Program. AILA Doc. No. 94080494.
  • Foreign Medical Graduates to Lose H-1B Option (7/25/1994)
    INS has published a proposed regulation that will eliminate the availability of H-1B status to foreign medical graduates taking up residencies. AILA Doc. No. 94072590.
  • Alien Entrepreneurs Final Rule Issued (7/11/1994)
    Summary of 59 Fed. Reg. 26587 (May 23,1994). This regulation provides the steps necessary for an alien investor and his family to remove their conditional permanent residency status. AILA Doc. No. 94071190.
  • INS Issues Interim Rule on Direct Mail (7/5/1994)
    INS interim rule expanding direct mail on July 1, 1994, and comments are due on or before August 31, 1994. Effective immediately, Baltimore will serve as the pilot site for the installation of claims and conversion to Direct Mail. (59 FR 33903, 7/1/94) AILA Doc. No. 94070590.
  • Final Rule on Immigrant Investor Pilot Program (5/11/1994)
    Summary of the INS final rule on Immigrant Investor Pilot Program. The rule is identical to the previous interim rule. AILA Doc. No. 94051190.
  • Asylum Reform Proposed Regs. (4/1/1994)
    Proposed Rule. This rule would amend existing regulations to streamline the adjudication of asylum applications submitted to Asylum Officers within the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS). AILA Doc. No. 94040190.
  • INS Proposed Rule on Fee Increases (1/19/1994)
    A 1/10/94 Fed. Reg. summary of the proposed rule to increase Examinations fees by an average of 7.5 percent. AILA InfoNet Doc. No. 94011991.
  • INS Issues Final Rule on Filing Petitions (1/19/1994)
    Highlights of a 01/11/94 final rule revising evidence rules and processes by which persons may apply for and receive certain immigration documents and benefits. INS stated that the rule was necessary to improve service to the public and to streamline operations. AILA Doc. No. 94011990.
  • Temporary Alien Workers Seeking H-1B (1/17/1994)
    Final rule has been published to address concerns raised by commenters to INS' interim rule implementing H-1B changes made by the Miscellaneous and Technical Immigration and Naturalization Amendments of 1991 (MTINA). AILA Doc. No. 9401790.
  • Proposed Regs. on Removal of Conditional Investors (1/14/1994)
    The following is a 01/10/94 Fed. Reg. summary that provides the steps necessary for an alien invester and his family to remove their conditional permanent residency status. AILA Doc. No. 9401490.
  • INS Final Rule on Changes in Processing Procedures for Certain Applications and Petitions for Immigration Benefits (1/11/1994)
    INS final rule streamlines evidence rules and the processes by which persons may apply for and receive certain immigration documents and benefits. (59 FR 1455, 1/11/94) AILA Doc. No. 94011160.
  • INS Interim Rule on 10/01/91 Transition (1/7/1994)
    INS interim rule stating that if a labor certification application was filed before 10/1/91, a permanent residence petition must have been filed by 10/1/93 in order to preserve a priority date. (59 FR 501, 1/5/94). AILA Doc. No. 94010790.
  • Interim Rule on NAFTA/Full Text (1/4/1994)
    INS interim rule on the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). (58 FR 69205, 12/30/93). AILA Doc. No. 94010490.
  • INS Final Rule on Procedures for Admission of Nonimmigrant Religious Workers(472 KB - 12/27/1991)
    INS final regulations for implementation of Immigration Act of 1990, §209, by providing procedures and requirements for classification, admission, and maintenance of status of nonimmigrant religious workers to the U.S. under INA §101(a)(15)(R). (56 FR 66965, 12/27/91). AILA Doc. No. 91122790.