United States Citizenship and Immigration Services Sample Clauses

United States Citizenship and Immigration Services. The Client is responsible for completing all immigration paperwork and the Program Coordinator is available to answer questions. The immigration paperwork may include any of the following: I600A (non-Hague), I800A (Hague), I600, I800, I864W, I864A, I864, and DS260. The Program Coordinator will make reasonable efforts to assist the Client and is able to contact the National Benefits Center and foreign Embassy if the Client has signed and submitted to USCIS the Supplement 1 form granting permission for the Program Coordinator to contact immigration.
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United States Citizenship and Immigration Services. (USCIS): In international adoption cases, clients are responsible for the filing of their I-600A or I-800A application materials with USCIS. It is also the client’s responsibility to be aware of when their USCIS approval and fingerprints expire and make sure they are updated upon expiration of such documents. Families should notify CAS at least 3 months in advance of their immigration of approval expiration in order to prepare for renewal. When using CAS as your international adoption placing agency, The Hague Convention and Universal Accreditation Act (UAA) defines CAS as being the “Primary Provider.” As a Hague Accredited primary provider, CAS has the capacity, when appropriate, to provide the following 6 Hague Adoption Services:
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