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Control Number Requester Name Scanned Subject Control Number Requester Name Scanned Subject CNT2012000017 Cupp, Megan 11/08/2012 CONTRACT: HSHQDC-36-D00024, Task Order HSHQDC-07-J-00409 CNT2012000018 Bevins, Mary 11/26/2012 HSSCCG10C0004 and all modifications and amendments CNT2012000019 Oberhofer III, Arthur 11/29/2012 HSHQDC-09-D-00021 CNT2012000020 Oberhofer III, Arthur 11/29/2012 HSHQDC-09-00020 COW2012000966 Lee, F 10/30/2012 Memorandum, directives, USCIS policy concerning capturing/not capturing Palestine as COB COW2012000967 Hardy, David 10/31/2012 withheld pursuant to (b)(6) COW2012000968 McConnell, Darla 10/31/2012 withheld pursuant to (b)(6) COW2012000969 Garcia, Lisette 10/31/2012 extent of background checks to be performed or not on aliens applying under DACA program documents COW2012000970 Evans, Michael 10/26/2012 withheld pursuant to (b)(6) COW2012000971 Slaughter, Keisha 10/31/2012 withheld pursuant to (b)(6) COW2012000972 Hulse, Claire 10/31/2012 final training material concerning "Entrepreneurs in Residence" program of 2012 (narrowed) COW2012000973 Garcia, Lisette 11/02/2012 extent of background checks to be performed or not on aliens applying for DACA COW2012000974 Mack, Sarah 11/02/2012 withheld pursuant to (b)(6) COW2012000975 Luce, Jeanne 10/31/2012 Vacancy Announcement #654980 COW2012000976 Bailey, Jennifer 11/02/2012 Vacancy CIS-709454-ESC COW2012000977 Bailey, Kate 11/01/2012 any and all contracts between DHS and private entities providing for closley associated FOIA support COW2012000978 Deasy, Robert 11/02/2012 Guidance on Treatment of Individuals previously subject to Security Registration COW2012000979 Marsh, Ellen 11/08/2012 Organization chart for USCIS COW2012000980 Sanders, Sandra 11/09/2012 Vacancy CIS-715813-Det COW2012000981 Sanders, Sandra 11/09/2012 Vacancy 749679-Det COW2012000982 Kasdan, Diana 11/08/2012 Save COW2012000983 Davis, Jennifer 11/08/2012 Vacancy #609209 Documents related to Selection COW2012000984 Kohlhapp, Paula 11/08/2012 Vacancy #CIS-667137-NSC COW2012000985 Kohlhapp, Paula 11/08/2012 CIS-691903-NSC COW2012000986 Balsam, Jr, Mark 11/09/2012 withheld pursuant to (b)(6) COW2012000987 Rangel, Rachel 11/09/2012 Number and Category of Visa Applications Pakistan to US COW2012000988 Deasy, Richard 11/09/2012 National Standard Operating Procedures for DACA COW2012000989 Yu, Fengping 11/09/2012 withheld pursuant to (b)(6) COW2012000990 Joseph, Peter 11/13/2012 Regional Center Anti-Fraud Initatives COW2012000991 Cryne, Julia 11/13/2012 Guidance provided Omaha Field Office for Parole in Place for Military Family Members COW2012000992 Joseph, Peter 11/13/2012 Econometric models used by EB-5 Regional Centers measuring economic impact COW2012000993 Joseph, Peter 11/13/2012 RFE and Denial issued in connection with I-526 Applications/Ammendments COW2012000994 Sarceno, Rose 11/13/2012 Vacancy PJN 448921 COW2012000995 Sarceno, Rose 11/13/2012 Vacancy PJN 448921 COW2012000996 Sarceno, Rose 11/13/2012 Vacancy COW2012000997 Sanford, Michael 11/14/2012 OSI Employee Telework Schedules COW2012000998 Themellis, Peter 11/16/2012 Vacancy CIS-679399-HCT COW2012000999 Dunham, Courtney 11/16/2012 Free trade agreement visas for therapists, pharmacists, pathologists and lab techs COW2012001000 Joseph, Peter 11/13/2012 2011 I-924A information for Regional Centers not included in NRC2012056250 COW2012001001 Heath, Brad 11/08/2012 Copies of the written job descriptions and responsibilities for all public affairs specialist,.. COW2012001002 Joseph, Peter 11/13/2012 All Notices of Intent to Terminate approved EB-5 Regional Centers and all termination letters COW2012001003 McClenaghan, Robert 11/19/2012 DOS Referral F-2011-25348 COW2012001004 Hicks, Joshua 11/19/2012 Number of applications received by USCIS and the number of interview based rejections COW2012001005 Joseph, Peter 11/13/2012 Copies of approval notices and/or amendments for Regional Centers not included in COW2012000315 COW2012001006 Macias, Anna 11/14/2012 DACA information COW2012001007 Lu, May 11/14/2012 Immigration and naturalization application information COW2012001008 Zaltz, Les 11/16/2012 Questions re FOIA COW2012001009 Silverbush, Bradley 11/16/2012 withheld pursuant to (b)(6) COW2012001010 O Brien, Matt 11/16/2012 DACA data COW2012001011 Walter, Sheryl 11/19/2012 DOS consult Case No. 201104860 COW2012001012 Themelis, Peter 11/20/2012 Records regarding the position of Chief Negotiator COW2012001013 Rao PhD, Venkatesh 11/20/2012 Information about children born outside the USA and passports COW2012001014 Guardado, Wendy 11/20/2012 withheld pursuant to (b)(6) COW2012001015 Bauer, Scott 11/20/2012 withheld pursuant to (b)(6) COW2012001016 Tran, My 11/20/2012 withheld pursuant to (b)(6) COW2012001017 Webber, Caitlin 11/21/2012 FY2012 Approvals and Denials H-1B Initial and Renewals COW2012001018 Ravnitzky, Michael 11/23/2012 withheld pursuant to (b)(6) COW2012001019 Thind, Aneet 11/26/2012 withheld pursuant to (b)(6) COW2012001020 Udoye, Henry 11/26/2012 List of national and regional cadre managers and their contact information..... COW2012001021 Siegal, Erin 11/26/2012 all records related to the deportation of people who have been convicted of any crime defined.... COW2012001022 Wu, Andy 11/23/2012 a list of companies that are members of E-Verify in each year from the beginning of the program... COW2012001023 Qadri, Shahzad 11/29/2012 application and supporting documents submitted for EB-5 Farm for America Region Center COW2012001024 Islan, Ray 11/29/2012 withheld pursuant to (b)(6) COW2012001025 DePuy, Brittany 11/29/2012 DOS Case No. F-2011-08522 COW2012001026 Siegal, Erin 11/26/2012 all records related to the number of people, per year, from 02-12 who have been deported... COW2012001027 Hughey, Vance 11/26/2012 the number of illegal immigrants who have been deported from Nevada in each of the last 2 years COW2012001028 Garrison, Joey 11/27/2012 the number of people from Tennessee approved for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA).... COW2012001029 Haq, Maleeha 11/28/2012 DOS Case No. F-2012-29283 HQS2012000217 Kabik, Michael 11/06/2012 Copies of petitions filed by or on behalf of Montgomery Child Care Association Inc. 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