Receipt of Application. All Applications become the property of [DSHS upon receipt and will not be returned to Applicants. DSHS will NOT be held responsible for any Application that is mishandled by the Applicant, any Applicant’s delivery or mail service or for Applications sent by e-mail that are captured, blocked, filtered, quarantined or otherwise prevented from reaching the proper destination server by any DSHS anti-virus or other security software. Applications received after the OE Period closes will not be considered.
Receipt of Application. The certification process starts with SCDOT’s receipt of a completed Certification Application. SCDOT will log the application into the Certification Request database, assemble a file, and assign the file to a Certification Program Analyst (hereinafter “Analyst”) for review. To be processed, an application must contain all required documentation. If the required documentation is not included, the Analyst will promptly notify the applicant that the omitted documents must be provided. Applicants are urged to submit required information to SCDOT as soon as possible. Faxed documents will be accepted. Where the applicant has failed to provide the required information within a reasonable period of time, as determined by the Analyst, the Analyst will notify the applicant that consideration of the application will be discontinued unless the required information is received within fourteen (14) calendar days. If the information is not received within fourteen (14) calendar days, the applicant will be notified that the application has been closed and will be returned. The applicant can reapply anytime with all of the required documentation included.
Receipt of Application. All Applications become the property of HHSC upon receipt and will not be returned to Applicants. HHSC will not be held responsible for any Application that is mishandled by the Applicant, any Applicant’s delivery or mail service, or for Applications sent by e-mail that are captured, blocked, filtered, quarantined, or otherwise prevented from reaching the proper destination server by any HHSC anti-virus or other security software. Applications received after the OE Period closes will not be considered.
Receipt of Application. Within 1-4 weeks you should receive a notice in the mail from USCIS verifying receipt of your application. If you filled out the Form G-1145, you’ll also get the notification by email or text. If you do not receive a notice, call USCIS customer service at: 0-000-000-0000. On the receipt notice, you will be given a receipt number. You can check on the status of your case online at xxxxx.xxx by typing the receipt number in the “CASE STATUS” field on the top right corner of the screen. Soon after, you will receive an appointment to have your fingerprints taken. You MUST go to this appointment with a photo ID and your appointment notice. If you do not go to this appointment, your deferred action application will be denied. There are two USCIS offices in North Carolina where you will be assigned to get your fingerprints taken, depending on which office is closest to you—one in Durham, and the other in Charlotte. If you bring an adult to go with you into the building, make sure the adult has lawful status to be in the U.S. Make sure you know how to get to the office ahead of time. If anything is missing from your application, or if the adjudicating USCIS officer has questions, you may be mailed a “Request for Evidence” (RFE). Be sure to read and follow the instructions on the RFE carefully. You MUST respond to this RFE with whatever additional proof they request by the deadline given. If you do not respond to the request, your case will be automatically denied. If your mailing address changes while your application is pending you MUST notify USCIS immediately of your address change. Failure to do so will likely result in the denial of your application. You can change your address with USCIS online at: XXXXX.xxx, or by completing and mailing a Change of Address Form AR-11. Do NOT travel outside of the U.S. while your application is pending. If you do so, even for a short time, your application may be denied. After your application for deferred action is approved, if you wish to travel abroad you must apply for permission to do so (called "advance parole"). If you want to apply for advance parole after your deferred action is approved, please contact a reputable immigration attorney or legal services provider. Traveling outside the U.S., even with permission, can affect whether you are able to qualify for other types of immigration relief in the future. Once you receive notification that your deferred action has been approved, you will receive a work authorization...
Receipt of Application
