> Thank you very much , Sylvia!
>
> Would it help if I ask Camp Counselors USA (CCUSA) fax/e-mail me a
> note indicating that they don't rely on any government aid in their
> sponsorship of camp counselors? (The camp I worked at was managed by
> the Salvation Army, a religious organization, so it would seem
> unconstitutional, on strict legal interpretation, to offer state funds
> for my work there.)
>
> The interview that I will have on Friday will be through a Rapid
> Adjustment of Status Program (See link,
> http://uscis.gov/graphics/fieldoffices/dallas/Pilot_Procedure.htm)
> You submit your documents and are interviewed on the same day there.
> It seems that the primary goal of that interview is to make sure that
> you have all appropriate documents in order. The officer then sends
> your docs to DOS for a final decision which is supposed to be reached
> within 90 days.
>
> SUPPOSE THE INTERVIEWING OFFICER RAISES NO QUESTIONS ABOUT THE TWO-
> YEAR RULE, SHOULD I INITIATE IT MYSELF AND MAKE AN ARGUMENT SO THAT
> HE/SHE MAKES AN APPROPRIATE NOTE IN THE FILING TO DEPT. OF STATE?
> What's your judgment on that?
>
> I am exceedingly grateful for your help.
>
> Alex
If you've spent a total of 24 months in your home country since you
returned from your first trip, then you have fullfilled the requirement
regardless of whether you should have had it in the first place.
If you can document this, you have no reason to worry. You are free of
the requirement.
They don't give a second 2 year home residency requirement (source: US
Embassy in a Eastern European country)
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