DACA beneficiaries and undocumented individuals who qualify and apply for temporary work visas must depart the United States to obtain the visa from a consulate abroad. [...] Immigration officers have the discretion to grant a D-3 waiver to individuals with an immigration violation for them to obtain their visa. [...] The new policy changes apply to both undocumented persons and DACA beneficiaries who need a D-3 waiver if they otherwise qualify for a temporary work visa. [...] This waiver is only for individuals who have applied for certain temporary work visas, such as the H-1B, and require a D-3 waiver to re-enter the United States after traveling abroad for their visa interview. [...] Some of the most common temporary work visas for DACA beneficiaries and undocumented persons are the H-1B (for persons with at least a bachelor’s degree or its equivalent in a specialty occupation), O-1 (persons with extraordinary ability or achievements), and L-1 (managers and executives who work for a foreign affiliate of a U.
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