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The State Department has published a proposed rule that would allow third parties to attend interviews for certain U.S. citizen services.
Key Points:
BAL Analysis: While State Department guidance has permitted third-party attendance at some appointments in the past, there are no regulations on the issue and policies vary from post to post. The Department said it published the proposal “to provide greater transparency to the public” and an “explicit framework” through which the department “may facilitate such third-party attendance” at interview appointments.
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