Deporation of GC holder for failure to file change of address??!!
Jul 13th 2002, 1:20 am
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Deporation of GC holder for failure to file change of address??!!
I know that it sounds ridiculous, but according to a clip on the 7/10 NPR's ATC (All
Things Considered), a GC holder in Atlanta was facing deportation proceedings for
failing to file a change of address form!!! The source of the clip was Jean
Butterfield, head of AILA...
Atul
Things Considered), a GC holder in Atlanta was facing deportation proceedings for
failing to file a change of address form!!! The source of the clip was Jean
Butterfield, head of AILA...
Atul
Jul 13th 2002, 5:20 am
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Re: Deporation of GC holder for failure to file change of address??!!
akhare1 wrote:
> I know that it sounds ridiculous, but according to a clip on the 7/10 NPR's ATC
> (All Things Considered), a GC holder in Atlanta was facing deportation proceedings
> for failing to file a change of address form!!! The source of the clip was Jean
> Butterfield, head of AILA...
Yes, a person who fails to file a change of address form is deportable. The source is
INA Section 266(b): <http://www.ins.gov/lpBin/lpext.dll/i...-1/slb-21/slb-
-6902?f=templates&fn=document-frame.htm#slb-act266>
-Joe
> I know that it sounds ridiculous, but according to a clip on the 7/10 NPR's ATC
> (All Things Considered), a GC holder in Atlanta was facing deportation proceedings
> for failing to file a change of address form!!! The source of the clip was Jean
> Butterfield, head of AILA...
Yes, a person who fails to file a change of address form is deportable. The source is
INA Section 266(b): <http://www.ins.gov/lpBin/lpext.dll/i...-1/slb-21/slb-
-6902?f=templates&fn=document-frame.htm#slb-act266>
-Joe
