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Chapter 2: Household Composition 8 b. INS Form I-688B annotated 274a.12(a)(10); or c. INS Form I-766 annotated A-10. 5) Conditional Entrant: a. INS Form I-94 showing admission under Section 203(a)(7), Refugee - Conditional Entry; or b. INS Form I-688B annotated 274(a)(12)(a)(3); or c. INS Form I-766 annotated A3. 6) Parolee: a. INS Form I-94 stating paroled under Section 212(d)(5) and a date showing parole granted for at least 1 year; or b. INS Form I-94 stamped Cuban/Haitian Entrant Status Pending. 7) Battered Spouse or Child: a. Documentation of battered status and verification the individual has petitioned INS for permanent resident status. (R) Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements Federal regulations require verification of all eligible non-citizen INS documents and the Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlement (SAVE) is the process used for that verification. When non-citizens provide INS documents for verification of their INS status, a SAVE query must be sent to State Office with a copy of the documents. (The query document, SAVE, is located on the “P” drive under DSSforms, EconAsst, Complete/Print Forms.) State Office submits the documents to the SAVE system and forwards the response to the local office, generally a week later. If SAVE requests a secondary verification, State Office complies with the request and sends notification to the local office that the secondary request process has been submitted and that the response will be delayed by at least 2 weeks. When the response is received, it is forwarded to the local office. The SAVE response should be received for all non-citizens prior to approving benefits. If a SAVE verification is returned showing the document is not valid because it is altered or counterfeit, notification must be sent to the District Director of the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). The address is: District Director United States Citizenship and Immigration Services Suite 100 2901 Metro Drive Bloomington, MN 55425