canceled
The 100% ban on issuing visas to Iranians who have completed their military service in the IRGC has been lifted.
The new instruction on how to apply laws (i)(b)(3)(d) 212 and (b)(3)(a) 212 by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Ministry of Internal Security related to the prohibition of the entry of members and people associated with terrorist groups to America:
The Secretaries of Homeland Security and Foreign Affairs of the United States, after consulting with the Attorney General of the United States and taking into account foreign policy and national interests, make changes regarding the application and enforcement of the laws (i)(b)(3)(d) 212 and (b)(3) (a) 212 were created by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Internal Security related to the ban on the entry of members and people associated with terrorist groups to the United States. According to the new guidelines, people who have provided minimal, insignificant and unimportant support to designated terrorist groups will be exempted from the ban on entry of members and people associated with terrorist groups, provided they meet the following 11 conditions:
1- These people should not participate voluntarily and with prior notice in any terrorist activity attributed to designated terrorist groups.
2- These people seek to obtain the benefits or protections determined under the immigration laws, and in this regard, they are legally eligible for exemption.
3- These people must successfully pass all security checks and background checks.
4- These people should fully and as much as possible share the manner, conditions and amount of support as well as all communications with terrorist groups or members of those groups in relevant forms and in interviews with government representatives (officers).
5- These people should not have any kind of support for terrorist groups or terrorist activities on purpose.
6- These people should not knowingly participate in any terrorist activity.
7- These people should not knowingly participate in any terrorist activity that targets civilians, American citizens, or American interests.
8- These people should not knowingly participate in any activity related to providing weapons, ammunition and explosive materials or transferring or hiding them.
9- These people should not be subject to other clauses of the law (b)(3)(a) 212 which do not have exemptions.
10- These people should not include any threat to the safety and security of America
11- Considering all the conditions, these people should be eligible for exemption from the mentioned entry ban rules.
New instructions on how to apply
Rules (i)(b)(3)(d) 212 and (b)(3)(a) 212 by USCIS officers and American embassies and consulates and with their diagnosis and opinion regarding the full fulfillment of the 11 conditions in each case One of the relevant applicants will be implemented. This instruction can be canceled at any time in the future without prior notice.
It is worth mentioning that with the implementation of the new guidelines for Iranian applicants for American visas, whose visa applications were rejected due to military service in the IRGC, it is necessary to contact the American embassies and refer to the new guidelines. Recheck their visa application files.
Written by Puya and Shahmir, Senior Advisors of the US Immigration Task Force
For more information, refer to the American visa specialist group
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