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Form I-817 is the USCIS Application for Family Unity Benefits. It is filed by eligible spouses and children of certain legalized immigrants to request protection from removal and work authorization.
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Form I-817 is filed by the spouse or unmarried child of a legalized immigrant who qualifies for Family Unity benefits under the relevant immigration provisions. Applicants use it to request protection from removal and employment authorization. Check current USCIS eligibility and instructions before filing.
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