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PostingsUSCIS Presentation on Family-Based Petitions
AILA Doc. No. 17042036 | Dated January 29, 2016 | File Size: 1069 K
Download the DocumentUSCIS provided the PowerPoint presentation from an in-person training session on family-based petitions, held on 1/29/16 at the San Diego Marine Corps Recruit Depo as part of the Camp Pendleton outreach. Presentation included overviews and requirements of Form I-129F, Form I-130, and Form I-751.
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