Jack Archer
Registered Users (C)
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Mr."Gilbert",
Perhaps you did not do your homework properly before answering the question.
http://www.ins.usdoj.gov/cgi-bin/folioisa.dll/lawbooks.nfo/query=[jump!3A!27oi209!27]/doc/{@47873}
INS Operations Instructions found at the above link clearly states that ...
"Factors which, taken together with improved country conditions, may indicate that the applicant no longer continues to be a refugee, include, but are not limited to:
(A) voluntary return to the country of alleged persecution;
(B) application for and/or receipt of a national passport, passport renewal, or entry permit issued by the country of alleged persecution, or other voluntarily re-acquisition of the nationality of that country;"
You say you work for an immigration law office? Yet you misspell RTD as RED and can\'t even get the basic facts right. Darn! you must have a very forgiving and understanding lawyer boss.
Mr."Gilbert",
Perhaps you did not do your homework properly before answering the question.
http://www.ins.usdoj.gov/cgi-bin/folioisa.dll/lawbooks.nfo/query=[jump!3A!27oi209!27]/doc/{@47873}
INS Operations Instructions found at the above link clearly states that ...
"Factors which, taken together with improved country conditions, may indicate that the applicant no longer continues to be a refugee, include, but are not limited to:
(A) voluntary return to the country of alleged persecution;
(B) application for and/or receipt of a national passport, passport renewal, or entry permit issued by the country of alleged persecution, or other voluntarily re-acquisition of the nationality of that country;"
You say you work for an immigration law office? Yet you misspell RTD as RED and can\'t even get the basic facts right. Darn! you must have a very forgiving and understanding lawyer boss.