This #AAPIHM & #MilitaryAppreciation month we recognize Frank Arceo, an immigration service officer at our Las Vegas field office. Frank knows his Pacific Island values and family’s history of military service has contributed to his career.
“My parents and grandparents instilled all the values that come with the Filipino, Hawaiian, Chamorro, Samoan cultures in me including respect (especially for elders), humility, service to others & our country, spirit of aloha, hard work & to protect our loved ones," said Frank
Frank says he brings these values to USCIS to serve others and protect our nation. "I am an Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) vet, my son is in the military, my dad served in the Gulf War and my grandpas served in WW2 and the Korean wars."
"I find it unique that by joining USCIS, I continue my service to others attempting to live the American dream. I'm honored to give back to those who allowed my family to come to the U.S & live our dreams as U.S. citizens," added Frank. We thank you for your dedication & service.
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USCIS is dedicated to attempting to use all available employment-based immigrant visas. We are working to identify adjustment of status applications with available immigrant visas that lack a valid Form I-693 (immigration medical examination form).
If your application lacks a valid Form I-693 we will contact you by mail and may follow-up with an email, text message, or phone call and request that you submit a Form I-693.
Noncitizens with pending adjustment of status applications can help. If you know that your application lacks a valid Form I-693 and you have an available immigrant visa and an approved underlying petition, we strongly encourage you to consider obtaining a Form I-693 now.