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Historical Records · Incomplete explanation

This code does appear in the USCIS historical table. Below, the uses, legal authorities, page numbers, and missing portions visible in the original table are listed individually; unverified working fields, such as the Chinese name and applicant role, remain withheld from public display.

Historical File Notes (1original-table records)

The following explains only the text visible in the historical USCIS table; truncations, blanks, and misalignments are identified as they appear, without supplementation or borrowing from adjacent rows. These notes do not change the definition's verification-on-hold status and are not used in related-code determinations or difficulty scoring.

  • KIP◐ Incomplete explanationAdjustment of status or creation of an LPR record

    Kickapoo Indian — may travel freely across the borders of …; the original table is truncated after “borders of the”.

    The description in the original table is truncated, and its full meaning has not been verified; this website has translated only the visible portion and has not supplied the missing text.

    Purpose Field in Original Table
    Kickapoo Indian - freely pass and repass the borders of the
    Legal Authority Field in Original Table
    PL 97-429 (Jan. 8, 1983)
    Status Today
    A retired former code listed in the USCIS AFM historical table; no longer issued under this former definition. Retirement of a code does not mean that the underlying legal pathway has closed; this website has not verified the pathway’s current status.
    Source
    USCIS AFM Appendix 23-7 Historical LPR Code Table (Classes Formerly Used), PDF page211pagePage Number Within the TablePDF p.78 · recordId AFM-HIST-0506-KIP· Accessed2026-10-11
    Position in the Table
    Immediately followingKIC the row;Indicates only adjacency in the table, not the meaning of this code.

Code source:Official historical code (does not indicate current availability for application)

This code appears in an official USCIS historical code table, establishing that the code did exist; this does not mean applications can still be made under it today.

Definitions Not Publicly Displayed and Reasons:Description in the original official table is truncated ×1

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