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For the relief of Tetyana Zvarychuk.

Source: Congress.gov  ·  511 words in original text
This bill allows Tetyana Zvarychuk to become a permanent resident of the United States. It removes certain normal eligibility requirements that would normally prevent her from obtaining permanent resident status.
Tetyana Zvarychuk (the individual named in the bill), the Secretary of State, and officials responsible for processing immigration applications.
• Tetyana Zvarychuk becomes eligible to receive an immigrant visa or adjust her status to permanent resident without following normal visa number limits. (Sec. 1(a)) • If she enters the United States before the filing deadline, she will be considered to have entered and stayed lawfully and can adjust her status as of the date this bill becomes law. (Sec. 1(b)) • She must file her application for an immigrant visa or adjustment of status with the required fees within 2 years after this bill becomes law. (Sec. 1(c)) • When she receives permanent residence, the Secretary of State must reduce the total number of immigrant visas available to natives of her birth country by 2 during the current or next fiscal year. (Sec. 1(d)) • Her natural parents, brothers, and sisters will not receive any immigration benefits or special status because of their relationship to her. (Sec. 1(e))
Tetyana Zvarychuk gains eligibility for permanent resident status that she would not otherwise have under normal immigration law. Her relatives cannot use their relationship to her to obtain immigration benefits.
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