Temporary Immigration Benefit Relief Measures Available to Those Affected by Hurricane Sandy

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USCIS has posted a reminder to immigrants and nonimmigrants affected by
Hurricane Sandy of certain benefits and relief that may be available to
them. Eligible individuals may apply or request the temporary following
relief measures:

  • Change or extension of nonimmigrant status for someone currently
    in the U.S., even when the request is filed after the expiration of the
    authorized period of admission;
  • Extension or re-parole of individuals previously granted parole by USCIS;
  • Expedited review and adjudication of off-campus employment authorization
    applications from F-1 students who are experiencing severe economic
    hardship;
  • Expedited adjudication of employment authorization applications; and
  • The provision of assistance to legal permanent residents who are stranded overseas without immigration or travel documents.

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