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    On July 1, 2014, USCIS began using a new secure blue ink for many of its secure stamps, including the DHS Parole Stamp, Temporary I-551 Alien Documentary Identification and Telecommunication (ADIT) Stamp, Refugee Stamp, Asylum Stamp, and Initial / Replacement Form I-94 Stamp. The older secure red ink was retired and is no longer used. The new blue USCIS ADIT stamp replaces the previous red version listed in the May 2014 Carrier Information Guide, which is available online. Questions should be directed to the CBP’s Carrier Liaison Program at CLP@dhs.gov.

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    On July 1, 2014, USCIS began using a new secure blue ink for many of its secure stamps, including the DHS Parole Stamp, Temporary I-551 Alien Documentary Identification and Telecommunication (ADIT) Stamp, Refugee Stamp, Asylum Stamp, and Initial / Replacement Form I-94 Stamp. The older secure red ink was retired and is no longer used. The new blue USCIS ADIT stamp replaces the previous red version listed in the May 2014 Carrier Information Guide, which is available online. Questions should be directed to the CBP’s Carrier Liaison Program at CLP@dhs.gov.

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    Important Update United States Citizenship and Immigration Services New Secure Ink

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    On July 1, 2014, USCIS began using a new secure blue ink for many of its secure stamps, including the DHS Parole Stamp, Temporary I-551 Alien Documentary Identification and Telecommunication (ADIT) Stamp, Refugee Stamp, Asylum Stamp, and Initial / Replacement Form I-94 Stamp. The older secure red ink was retired and is no longer used. The new blue USCIS ADIT stamp replaces the previous red version listed in the May 2014 Carrier Information Guide, which is available online. Questions should be directed to the CBP’s Carrier Liaison Program at CLP@dhs.gov.

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    Carrier Liaison Program

    2014 CLP Bulletin


    July 1, 2014 CLP@dhs.gov

    IMPORTANT UPDATE
    UNITED STATES CITIZENSHIP AND IMMIGRATION
    SERVICES NEW SECURE INK
    On July 1, 2014, U. S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) began using a new secure
    blue ink for many of its secure stamps. The older secure red ink will be retired and no longer
    used by USCIS on the effective date.

    On July 1, 2014, USCIS began using the following list of stamps with secure blue ink:
     Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Parole Stamp
     Temporary I-551 Alien Documentary Identification and Telecommunication (ADIT) Stamp
     Refugee Stamp (Section 207)
     Asylum Stamp (Section 208)
     Initial / Replacement Form I-94 Stamp

    USCIS ADIT STAMP DHS PAROLE STAMP

    The above stamp replaces the red USCIS ADIT stamp found on page 39 of the Carrier
    Information Guide May 2014.

    The Carrier Information Guide can be found at:


    http://www.cbp.gov/sites/default/files/documents/Carrier%20Information%20Guide-%20English_0.pdf

    Questions or requests for additional information may be directed to the CBP’s Carrier Liaison
    Program at CLP@dhs.gov.

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