What does the "I-94 class of admission DT" mean on a U.S. immigration document?
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September 3, 2024
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What does the "I-94 class of admission DT" mean on a U.S. immigration document?
What does the "I-94 class of admission DT" mean on a U.S. immigration document? How does the class of admission code affect a person’s immigration status or duration of stay in the U.S.? Are there specific rights or restrictions associated with the "DT" class of admission?
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A "DT" class of admission on an I-94 form indicates that the individual was granted humanitarian parole into the United States. The class of admission does affect immigration status in the US. it also affects how long you’re able to stay. For example, students can only stay for the duration of their schooling, and if you’re on a work visa and get let go, you have a limited amount of time to procure another job otherwise you’re forced to go back home. When it comes to DT, your immigration document will say how long you have until the parole expires.
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What does the "I-94 class of admission DT" mean on a U.S. immigration document?
What does the "I-94 class of admission DT" mean on a U.S. immigration document? How does the class of admission code affect a person’s immigration status or duration of stay in the U.S.? Are there specific rights or restrictions associated with the "DT" class of admission?
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North Carolina
September 3, 2024
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