The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has announced that most immigrants applying for permanent residency will not be required to leave the country while waiting for their green cards. The clarification reverses earlier guidance that had indicated applicants would need to return to their home countries during the waiting period.
According to DHS, immigration officers will decide whether an applicant must complete the green card process from outside the United States. Factors such as visa expiration or other immigration-related concerns may influence these decisions. However, DHS did not provide details on which applicants might be affected by these conditions.
The department suggested that the majority of green card applicants will be allowed to remain in the United States while their applications are under review, signaling a continuation of long-standing policy favoring in-country processing.
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