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Document, showing that application for suspension of deportation/cancellation of removal submitted.

DHS receipt for filing Form I-589 (Application for Asylum and withholding of Removal)

Amerasian A person fathered by a US citizen and born in Vietnam between January 1, 1962 an January 1, 1976 and close family members admitted as immigrants. I-94 is stamped: “Processed for I-551” with codes AM1, AM2 or AM3, or I-551 is stamped with codes AM6, AM7 or AM8. Deportation Withheld A person whose deportation is withheld under Section 241(b) (3) or 243 (b) of the INA. I-688B: Employment Authorization Card; or

I-766: Employment Authorization Document (EAD) Victim of severe forms of trafficking A person forced into prostitution, slavery, and forced labor through coercion, threats of physical violence, psychological abuse, torture and imprisonment. Victim of trafficking will have a letter of certification from the Office of Refugee Resettlement, Washington D.C. or

I-94: stating admission under Section 212(d)(5) Deportation Withheld A person whose deportation is withheld under Section 241(b) (3) or 243 (h) of the INA. I-688B: Employment Authorization Card; or

I-766: Employment Authorization Document (EAD) Veterans and active duty servicemen and their families A person who served in the active military, naval or air service and who was discharged under conditions other than dishonorable; full-time servicemen who work on a military base and can be deployed at any time, and their families. A discharge certificate (Form DD-214)

Military ID card