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9 FAM 402.13-5(B) Effect of Filing Immigrant Visa Petition
(CT:VISA-713; 11-30-2018)
DHS has determined that the approval of a permanent labor certification or the filing of a preference petition for an alien shall not be a basis for denying an O-1 or O-3 petition, a request to extend such a petition, or the alien’s application for admission, change of status, or extension of stay. The alien may legitimately come to the United States for a temporary period as an O-1 or O-3 nonimmigrant and depart voluntarily at the end of his or her authorized stay and, at the same time, lawfully seek to become a permanent resident of the United States.
9 FAM 402.13-10 REFUSING O VISAS
(CT:VISA-713; 11-30-2018)
a. Applying 214(b): An O-1 applicant is presumed to be an immigrant until he or she establishes to your satisfaction that he or she is entitled to O-1 nonimmigrant status, and the standards for applying 214(b) described in 9 FAM 302.1-2(B)(3) apply to O-1 applicants. Under 8 CFR 214.2(o)(13), a “temporary” intent to remain in the United States is a requirement for O-1 classification. However, an applicant for an O-1 visa does not have to have a residence abroad which he or she does not intend to abandon. Further, as explained in 9 FAM 402.13-5(B) above, “dual intent” is permissible for O-1 visa holders. These same standards apply to O-3 aliens accompanying the O-1 principal applicant.