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PostingsDOS Provides FAQs on J Visa Processing Under Presidential Proclamation 10052
AILA Doc. No. 20091502 | Dated September 15, 2020 | File Size: 1256 K
Download the DocumentDOS provided FAQs on J visa processing under Presidential Proclamation 10052, including on visa issuance and program continuation; circumstances under which an NIE may be available for au pairs, interns or trainees, or specialized teachers; defining “foreign policy objective” for NIE; and more.
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- Resources Related to Presidential Proclamations Temporarily Suspending Entry of Certain Immigrants and Nonimmigrants into the United States
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- Frequently Asked Questions Regarding Presidential Proclamation 10052 Temporarily Suspending Entry of Certain Nonimmigrants into the United States
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