Examples of Legally present in a sentence
In 2017, [individuals who are undocumented] were 11.1 times as likely to be uninsured as U.S.-born citizens, when other population characteristics are held as equal." Legally present immigrants were twice as likely to be uninsured.
For more information on the difference between MassHealth Standard and MassCare Plus, see MLRI’s chart describing the programs here: Masslegalservices.org/content/careplus-table-comparing-benefits-standard Immigrants and Disability Determinations Legally present (LPR, parolees, battered) immigrants under age 65 who receive EAEDC will have a disability determination done by UMass DES.
Legally present in the United States shall have the same meaning as the term “lawfully present” in the United States as defined at 8 CFR 103.12(a) (addressing eligibility for Title II Social Security benefits under Pub.
Legally Present – Legally present means that the alien maintains lawful presence in the United States as demonstrated by an official USCIS document, which might include a Permanent Resident Card (Green Card), an unexpired nonimmigrant visa and I-94, or one of the documents identified under Classifications of Aliens for Residence Purposes infra, section III.H.2. LPR – Lawful Permanent Resident Mandatory Fees – Uniform fees assessed to all registered students.
Legally Present — Legally present means that the alien has been inspected and admitted to the United States and maintains a lawful presence as demonstrated by an official USCIS document, which might include a Permanent Resident Card (Green Card), an unexpired nonimmigrant visa and I-94, or one of the documents listed under “Calculating Physical Presence,” p.