C. Classes Currently in Use - Other Categories of Aliens
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1 Source: INS Statistical Handbook C. Classes Currently in Use - Other Categories of Aliens Carter special Carter general Spellman general Spellman humanitarian Alien awaiting decision of asylum application. ABD ABD Abandonment of residency. ABS ABS No description. AO AO Asylee applicant without work AS AS Asylee applicant with work AS1 AS1 Sec. 209(b) of the I&N as added by PL (Mar. 17, 1980) Approved asylee principal. AS2 AS2 Approved spouse of an asylee. AS3 AS3 Approved child of an asylee. ASD ASD Asylum status denied. ASR ASR Asylum status revoked. AY1 AY1, Ayuda class member, with employment AY2 AY2, Ayuda class member, with no employment BCC BCC Approved border crossing card (I-586). BCD BCD Denied border crossing card (I-586). CS1 CS1, Catholic Social Services class member, with employment Refugee Program Eligibility Guide for Service Providers, 6/2017 B-49
2 CS2 CS2, Catholic Social Services class member, with no employment CS3 CS3, Catholic Social Services class member - sting case. CSS CSS Alien not eligible for legalization under court case filed by Catholic Social Services. DAS DAS VAWA Crime Bill PL DEP DEP Sec. 252(b)(1) of INA 1952 Alien who is selfpetitioning under court case filed by Catholic Social Services. Deportation - alien no longer in legal permanent resident status and has been deported from the United States. DHR DHR Haitian denied refugee application. DNA DNA HR 2267, Commerce, Justice, State Appropriations, PL Denaturalization cases. ERF ERF Sec. 235(B)(1) of the I&N (Apr. 1, 1997) ERP ERP Sec. 235(B)(1) of the I&N (Apr. 1, 1997) Expedited removal case has been initiated and a final decision is pending a credible fear determination by an asylum officer or immigration judge. Expedited removal case has been initiated and a final decision is pending for reasons other than referral for credible fear interview before an asylum officer. FY97 FY96 FY98 FY97 FY97 B-50 Refugee Program Eligibility Guide for Service Providers, 6/2017
3 ERR ERR Alien removed from the United States under the Expedited Removal program. EWI EWI Entered without inspection. EXC EXC Sec. 252(b) of INA 1952 Exclusion - formal denial of an alien's entry into the United States by an immigration judge after an exclusion hearing. EXP EXP Expatriation. United States (U.S.) naturalized citizens who have expatriated form the U.S. FFD FFD Family Fairness program, status denied. FFG FFG Family Fairness program, status granted. FFP FFP Family Fairness program, decision pending. FFW FFW Family Fairness program, status granted with employment FUG FUG Family Unity program, status granted allowing extended voluntary departure. IJ IJ Referred to the Immigration Courts by the INS (e.g., Asylum applicant). IMM IMM Immigrant. IT1 IT6 IT1 IT6 principal (Emp. 5th pref.), targeted area, FY97 FY96 FY96 Refugee Program Eligibility Guide for Service Providers, 6/2017 B-51
4 IT2 IT7 IT3 IT8 IT2 IT7 IT3 IT8 spouse (Emp. 5th pref.), targeted area, child (Emp. 5th pref.), targeted area, LE1 LE-1, LEAP class member, (nonimmigrant known to the government before January 1, 1982). LE2 LE-2, LEAP class membership derived, (nonimmigrant known to the government before January 1, 1982). LPR LPR Legal permanent resident alien. LU1 LU1, LULAC class member, with employment LU2 LU2, LULAC member, with no employment MI1 MI1 PacificTrustTerritory citizen on Nov. 2, 1986 and domiciled in the United States. MI2 MI2 PacificTrustTerritory citizen on Nov. 2, 1986 domiciled continuously in the United States from B-52 Refugee Program Eligibility Guide for Service Providers, 6/2017
5 MI3 MI3 PacificTrustTerritory citizen (conditional) domiciled in the United States before Jan. 7, N51 N56 N52 N57 N53 N58 NT1 NT6 NT2 NT7 NT3 NT8 N51 N56 N52 N57 N53 N58 NT1 NT6 NT2 NT7 NT3 NT8 Sec. 216A(b) of the I&N as amended by PL (Nov. 29, 1990) Sec. 216A(b) of the I&N as amended by PL (Nov. 29, 1990) Sec. 216A(b) of the I&N as amended by PL (Nov. 29, 1990) Employment creation (5th preference), principal; denied legal permanent resident status. (N56 is adjustment.) Spouse of alien classified N51 or N56; denied legal permanent resident status. (N57 is adjustment.) Child of alien classified N51 or N56; denied legal permanent resident status. (N58 is adjustment.) principal (Emp. 5th pref.), not in targeted area, spouse (Emp. 5th pref.), not in targeted area, child (Emp. 5th pref.), not in targeted area, PAC PAC Employment authorization document for PacificTrustTerritories (except MarianasIslands). PEN PEN Pending. Refugee Program Eligibility Guide for Service Providers, 6/2017 B-53
6 PI PI Employment authorization document for PacificTrustTerritory. PL1 PL1, Pereales class member. PL2 PL2, Pereales non-class member. RAD RAD Refugee Application FY98 RE1 RE1 Sec. 209(a) of the I&N as added by PL (Mar. 17, 1980) RE2 RE2 Sec. 209(a) of the I&N as added by PL (Mar. 17, 1980) RE3 RE3 Sec. 209(a) of the I&N as added by PL (Mar. 17, 1980) RE4 RE4 Sec. 209(a) of the I&N as added by PL (Mar. 17, 1980) Denied. Refugee who entered the United States on or after Apr. 1, Spouse of an alien classified as RE1 (spouse entered on or after Apr. 1, 1980). Child of an alien classified as RE1 (child entered on or after Apr. 1, 1980). Other members of the case regarding an alien classified as RE1 (entered the United States on or after Apr. 1, 1980). RE5 RE5 Haitian granted refugee status admitted into the United States. REC REC Sec. 246 of the I&N REM REM Sec. 250 of the I&N Legal permanent residence status rescinded. Removal - alien who falls into distress or who needs public aid and has been voluntarily removed from the United States. B-54 Refugee Program Eligibility Guide for Service Providers, 6/2017
7 S1D S1D Sec. 210 of the I&N S2D S2D Sec. 210 of the I&N SB1 SB1 Sec. 101(a)(27)(A) of the I&N as amended by PL (Oct. 20, 1976) denied temporary resident status, Special Agricultural Worker - Group I. denied temporary resident status, Special Agricultural Worker - Group II. Returning resident alien. SDF SDF Suspected document fraud. SO1 SO1, Sod worker class member, with employment SO2 SO2, Sod worker class member, with no employment SU2 SU2, Sugar cane worker class member, with no employment T1D T1D Sec. 245(a) of the I&N T2D T2D Sec. 245(a) of the I&N denied temporary the U.S. without inspection (EWI) prior to denied temporary the U.S. as a nonimmigrant and overstayed prior to Refugee Program Eligibility Guide for Service Providers, 6/2017 B-55
8 T3D T3D Sec. 245(a) of the I&N T21 T26 T22 T27 T23 T28 T41 T46 T42 T47 T21 T26 T22 T27 T23 T28 T41 T46 T42 T47 denied temporary resident status, from country granted blanket Extended Voluntary Departure (EVD). Spouse of legal permanent resident alien, Unmarried step-child of legal permanent resident alien, Child of C22 or C27, Married step-child of U.S. citizen conditional status denied or reopened. Spouse of C41 or C46, T43 T48 T43 T48 Child of C41 or C46, TA TA Special Agricultural TC1 TR6 TC2 TR7 TC1 TR6 TC2 TR7 Worker (S1). Spouse of U.S. citizen, Child of U.S. citizen, TF1 TF1 Fiance or fiancee of U.S. citizen, conditional status denied or reopened. TF2 TF2 Child of fiance or fiancee of U.S. citizen, B-56 Refugee Program Eligibility Guide for Service Providers, 6/2017
9 TR TR Regular legalization. (See W1 in: Classes currently in use - Nonimmigrants.) TR1 TR1 Sec. 210(a) of the I&N Replenishment agricultural worker (RAW), applied within United States. (See AW and RW in: Classes currently not in use - Nonimmigrants.) Note: RAW program was never implemented. TR2 TR2 Sec. 210(a) of the I&N Replenishment agricultural worker (RAW), applied outside United States. (See AW and RW in: Classes currently not in use - Nonimmigrants.) Note: RAW program was never implemented. TRM TRM Conditional resident TS1 TS1 Sec. 210 of the I&N TS2 TS2 Sec. 210 of the I&N TW1 TW1 Sec. 245(a) of the I&N status granted temporary resident status, Special Agricultural Worker - Group I. granted temporary resident status, Special Agricultural Worker - Group II. granted temporary the U.S. (EWI) without inspection prior to Refugee Program Eligibility Guide for Service Providers, 6/2017 B-57
10 TW2 TW2 Sec. 245(a) of the I&N TW3 TW3 Sec. 245(a) of the I&N granted temporary the U.S. as a nonimmigrant and overstayed prior to (See W2 in: Classes currently not in use - Nonimmigrants.) granted temporary resident status, from country granted blanket Extended Voluntary Departure (EVD). UN UN Unknown, none, or not reported. USC USC U.S. citizen. W1D W1D Sec. 245(a) of the I&N W2D W2D Sec. 245(a) of the I&N W3D W3D Sec. 245(a) of the I&N Z14 Z14 VAWA Crime Bill PL denied permanent U.S. without inspection (EWI) prior to denied permanent the U.S. as a nonimmigrant and overstayed prior to denied permanent resident status, from country granted blanket Extended Voluntary Departure (EVD). Alien granted suspension or cancellation of removal pursuant to the VAWA provisions. B-58 Refugee Program Eligibility Guide for Service Providers, 6/2017
11 ZM1 ZM1, Zambrano class member, with employment ZM2 ZM2, Zambrano class member, with no employment Refugee Program Eligibility Guide for Service Providers, 6/2017 B-59
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