MDUdall: USCIS issues statement about ADIT stamps
Oct 22nd 2004, 6:59 pm
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MDUdall: USCIS issues statement about ADIT stamps
Most of you have probably already heard that the USCIS will continue to issue passport stamps, but I just received a "Statement from the USCIS" from AILA today (thank you AILA) concerning this matter. I thought some of you might like reading it. Here you go:
USCIS to continue issuing "ADIT" stamps: Washington, D.C. – Until further notice, the USCIS will continue the practice of issuing "ADIT" stamps. An "ADIT" stamp is added to a passport or an Arrival-Departure Record (I-94) as proof of temporary residency. To alleviate inconvenience to our customers, USCIS continues to aggressively pursue technological improvements to allow the prompt issuing of permanent alien resident cards without the need to issue these temporary stamps. USCIS.
USCIS to continue issuing "ADIT" stamps: Washington, D.C. – Until further notice, the USCIS will continue the practice of issuing "ADIT" stamps. An "ADIT" stamp is added to a passport or an Arrival-Departure Record (I-94) as proof of temporary residency. To alleviate inconvenience to our customers, USCIS continues to aggressively pursue technological improvements to allow the prompt issuing of permanent alien resident cards without the need to issue these temporary stamps. USCIS.
Oct 22nd 2004, 7:13 pm
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Re: MDUdall: USCIS issues statement about ADIT stamps
Originally Posted by Matthew Udall
Most of you have probably already heard that the USCIS will continue to issue passport stamps, but I just received a "Statement from the USCIS" from AILA today (thank you AILA) concerning this matter. I thought some of you might like reading it. Here you go:
USCIS to continue issuing "ADIT" stamps: Washington, D.C. – Until further notice, the USCIS will continue the practice of issuing "ADIT" stamps. An "ADIT" stamp is added to a passport or an Arrival-Departure Record (I-94) as proof of temporary residency. To alleviate inconvenience to our customers, USCIS continues to aggressively pursue technological improvements to allow the prompt issuing of permanent alien resident cards without the need to issue these temporary stamps. USCIS.
USCIS to continue issuing "ADIT" stamps: Washington, D.C. – Until further notice, the USCIS will continue the practice of issuing "ADIT" stamps. An "ADIT" stamp is added to a passport or an Arrival-Departure Record (I-94) as proof of temporary residency. To alleviate inconvenience to our customers, USCIS continues to aggressively pursue technological improvements to allow the prompt issuing of permanent alien resident cards without the need to issue these temporary stamps. USCIS.
smart move by the USCIS.
Oct 24th 2004, 12:48 am
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Re: MDUdall: USCIS issues statement about ADIT stamps
Matthew Udall wrote:
> Most of you have probably already heard that the USCIS will continue to
> issue passport stamps, but I just received a "Statement from the USCIS"
> from AILA today (thank you AILA) concerning this matter. I thought some
> of you might like reading it. Here you go:
>
> USCIS to continue issuing "ADIT" stamps: Washington, D.C. – Until
> further notice, the USCIS will continue the practice of issuing
> "ADIT" stamps. An "ADIT" stamp is added to a passport or an Arrival-
> Departure Record (I-94) as proof of temporary residency. To alleviate
> inconvenience to our customers, USCIS continues to aggressively
> pursue technological improvements to allow the prompt issuing of
> permanent alien resident cards without the need to issue these
> temporary stamps. USCIS.
>
"alleviate inconvenience to our customers" ... that's a good one
> Most of you have probably already heard that the USCIS will continue to
> issue passport stamps, but I just received a "Statement from the USCIS"
> from AILA today (thank you AILA) concerning this matter. I thought some
> of you might like reading it. Here you go:
>
> USCIS to continue issuing "ADIT" stamps: Washington, D.C. – Until
> further notice, the USCIS will continue the practice of issuing
> "ADIT" stamps. An "ADIT" stamp is added to a passport or an Arrival-
> Departure Record (I-94) as proof of temporary residency. To alleviate
> inconvenience to our customers, USCIS continues to aggressively
> pursue technological improvements to allow the prompt issuing of
> permanent alien resident cards without the need to issue these
> temporary stamps. USCIS.
>
"alleviate inconvenience to our customers" ... that's a good one
