Guys,
Is rule mentioned below is still valid??
-curious
May 18, 2000 -- INS on May 16, 2000 issued a field memorandum that reversed course from an earlier memorandum, and states that until a final rule is published, individuals who enter on advance parole and continue working on the basis of their H-1 or L-1 status will not be considered engaging in unauthorized employment. The memo states that this policy will be in force until a final rule on advance parole is published and takes effect, intimating that the policy stated in the March 14 memorandum could be reinstated as a part of the final rule. An interim rule was published on June 1, 1999 that permitted H-1 and L-1 nonimmigrants to travel without obtaining advance parole.
Is rule mentioned below is still valid??
-curious
May 18, 2000 -- INS on May 16, 2000 issued a field memorandum that reversed course from an earlier memorandum, and states that until a final rule is published, individuals who enter on advance parole and continue working on the basis of their H-1 or L-1 status will not be considered engaging in unauthorized employment. The memo states that this policy will be in force until a final rule on advance parole is published and takes effect, intimating that the policy stated in the March 14 memorandum could be reinstated as a part of the final rule. An interim rule was published on June 1, 1999 that permitted H-1 and L-1 nonimmigrants to travel without obtaining advance parole.