22 CFR 40.1 - Definitions
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28 practice notes
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Valdez-baez v. Decatur Hotels Llc., No. 07-30942.
...no law or regulation provides that fees for the employee side of the visa application process must be paid by the employer. See 22 C.F.R. § 40.1( l)(1) (2010) (requiring non-immigrant visa applicants, such as the Workers here, to submit processing fees when they apply for visas). It is undi......
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Scialabba v. De Osorio, No. 12–930.
...on his qualifying parent in seeking an immigrant visa—although, as will be further discussed, he may not immigrate without her. See 22 CFR § 40.1(a)(2); infra, at 2198, 2206 – 2207, 2212 – 2213. Once visas become available, the principal and any derivative beneficiaries must separately file......
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Scialabba v. De Osorio, No. 12–930.
...on his qualifying parent in seeking an immigrant visa—although, as will be further discussed, he may not immigrate without her. See 22 CFR § 40.1(a)(2) ; infra, at 2198, 2206 – 2207, 2212 – 2213.Once visas become available, the principal and any derivative beneficiaries must separately file......
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Nakka v. U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Servs., 3:19-cv-02099-YY
...enter the country, neither can her children.” Scialabba v. Cuellar de Osorio, 21 573 U.S. 41, 50 (2014) (citing 8 U.S.C. § 1153(d); 22 C.F.R. § 40.1(a)). Here, Derivative Beneficiaries assert no independent legal basis for permanent residency in the United States prior to aging out and ackn......
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Valdez-baez v. Decatur Hotels Llc., No. 07-30942.
...no law or regulation provides that fees for the employee side of the visa application process must be paid by the employer. See 22 C.F.R. § 40.1( l)(1) (2010) (requiring non-immigrant visa applicants, such as the Workers here, to submit processing fees when they apply for visas). It is undi......
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Scialabba v. De Osorio, No. 12–930.
...on his qualifying parent in seeking an immigrant visa—although, as will be further discussed, he may not immigrate without her. See 22 CFR § 40.1(a)(2); infra, at 2198, 2206 – 2207, 2212 – 2213. Once visas become available, the principal and any derivative beneficiaries must separately file......
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Scialabba v. De Osorio, No. 12–930.
...on his qualifying parent in seeking an immigrant visa—although, as will be further discussed, he may not immigrate without her. See 22 CFR § 40.1(a)(2) ; infra, at 2198, 2206 – 2207, 2212 – 2213.Once visas become available, the principal and any derivative beneficiaries must separately file......
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Nakka v. U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Servs., 3:19-cv-02099-YY
...enter the country, neither can her children.” Scialabba v. Cuellar de Osorio, 21 573 U.S. 41, 50 (2014) (citing 8 U.S.C. § 1153(d); 22 C.F.R. § 40.1(a)). Here, Derivative Beneficiaries assert no independent legal basis for permanent residency in the United States prior to aging out and ackn......
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