Child of RE6 (adjustment of status after refugee status)
Child of RE6 (adjustment of status after refugee status)
- 01Immigrant Category
- Refugee/asylum adjustment—adjustment by refugees under INA section 209(a)
- 02Method of Obtaining Status
- Lawful adjustment to permanent resident status after obtaining refugee status
- 03Applicant Role
- Derivative applicants (children)
- 04Nature of Residency
- Permanent resident
Code source:Code source confirmed
This code appears in an official code table or official announcement; this establishes only that the code exists, not that all fields have been verified or that applications are currently open.
Notes on Code and Data SourcesAvailability status (code and pathway assessed separately)
Code status
The code's presence in official materials proves only that the code exists; it does not indicate whether the pathway is open.
Underlying pathway status
Both the current official eligibility page and the code-table row have been checked and confirm that applications may be made under this pathway; this does not mean that any individual qualifies or will be approved, and a visa number must still be available.
Pathway:Refugee adjustment (INA 209(a))。USCIS refugee green card page: Those admitted as refugees must apply for adjustment after one year; spouses and unmarried children under age 21 granted derivative refugee status may also apply. RE9 “other relatives” is not listed on that page and is not included. Evidence valid through 2026-12-31.
- USCIS Green Card for Refugees(Read2026-10-11）
Verification date2026-10-11; independent of the difficulty-of-obtaining-status score; the absence of a score does not affect this status.
Not all of the following working fields have completed legal review. See the newly added verification for the current status of the pathway; unverified fields, such as translated names and legal authorities, are not thereby elevated to verified status, nor does this constitute individualized legal advice.
02One-Sentence Status Summary
Child of RE6 (adjustment of status after refugee status)
05Pathway Family and Related Immigration Pathways
Pathway family (working classification):Refugee/asylum adjustment—adjustment by refugees under INA section 209(a)
Correspondence to specific subpathwaysUnsubstantiated / Pending Review: This edition retains only the working pathway-family classification provided by the source catalog.
Difficulty-of-Obtaining Scorev1
This site has not yet established a vetted factual assessment for this pathway; no inference is made from the code number.
An assessment under this site's editorial rules, not a government score, probability of approval, or individualized legal conclusion.Scoring Methodology
06Applicant Role
Source catalog's working classification:Derivative applicants (children)
07Method of Obtaining Status
Source catalog's working classification:Lawful adjustment to permanent resident status after obtaining refugee status
08Conditional Resident Status and Permanent Nature of Residence
Unsubstantiated / Pending Review：The source catalog does not specify conditional resident status for each entry.
Residence category (working classification):Permanent resident
09Principal Applicant / Derivative Relationship
Refugee RE6 and codes for spouses and children
The official definitions of RE7 and RE8 expressly identify them as the spouse and child of RE6, respectively; the principal applicant's code is uniquely specified in the original source text.
Verification of a Newly Added Pathway:Pathway available
Both the current official eligibility page and the code-table row have been checked and confirm that applications may be made under this pathway; this does not mean that any individual qualifies or will be approved, and a visa number must still be available.
USCIS refugee green card page: Those admitted as refugees must apply for adjustment after one year; spouses and unmarried children under age 21 granted derivative refugee status may also apply. RE9 “other relatives” is not listed on that page and is not included.
Verification2026-10-11· Valid through2026-12-31 · refugee
- USCIS Green Card for Refugees(Read2026-10-11）
Limitations of the Original Relationship Snapshot
The source is the DHS/OHSS master COA table's directory of definitions and establishes only that the definition exists; OHSS does not provide an active status, and whether the status can still be newly obtained requires separate verification of the governing legal authority.(As of the original snapshot, not a current conclusion)
This code is for derivative status; principal applicant codes expressly linked by the source
RE8isChildrenderivative code, whose principal applicant isRE6Source-linked · pending review
- The relationships in this version come only from the verbatim definitions in the source text; no principal/derivative relationship is inferred from code prefixes or suffixes, numerical magnitude, or adjacent numbering.
- “Principal applicant / derivative” describes only the classification in the source directory at the time permanent resident status is obtained; it does not mean that, after becoming an LPR, the principal applicant retains any ongoing control over family members' status.
- The OHSS master table establishes only the existence of a definitions catalog; it does not automatically establish that status under the code can still be newly obtained today.
- Relationships marked “Source-linked · pending review” have not yet undergone completed independent legal review and are listed solely according to the original source text.
04Time Period and Evidentiary Limits on “Whether It Can Still Be Newly Obtained Today”
Time-period notation:OHSS master table combining current and historical entries (status not identified by OHSS)
Verification of a Newly Added Pathway:Pathway available
Both the current official eligibility page and the code-table row have been checked and confirm that applications may be made under this pathway; this does not mean that any individual qualifies or will be approved, and a visa number must still be available.
USCIS refugee green card page: Those admitted as refugees must apply for adjustment after one year; spouses and unmarried children under age 21 granted derivative refugee status may also apply. RE9 “other relatives” is not listed on that page and is not included.
Verification2026-10-11· Valid through2026-12-31 · refugee
- USCIS Green Card for Refugees(Read2026-10-11）
Status recorded at the time of the original snapshot (not a conclusion about current status)
- The source does not provide an active status; whether the status can still be newly obtained requires item-by-item verification of the governing legal authority.
Fields that were unverified at the time of the original snapshot remain unchanged. See the newly added pathway verification for current status; other fields are not thereby elevated to verified status.
03Official English and Chinese Working Translation
Children of RE6
Working Chinese name (translated): Child of RE6 (adjustment of status after refugee status)
10Same-Code / Cross-Era Notice
The source does not flag any risk of cross-era confusion.
The same code may have different meanings in different eras. The source and era are preserved for each entry below; entries are not merged across eras, nor does their inclusion indicate current validity.
- RE8OHSS master table combining current and historical entries (status not identified by OHSS)OHSS-0264-RE8
Children of RE6
- Official Grouping
- Refugees and Asylees
Original Snapshot Notes (Not Current Status)
The OHSS page does not provide an active/status field; the existence of a source does not mean the pathway is currently open.
11General Limitations for Existing Holders
- Discontinuation of a code does not automatically revoke LPR status previously lawfully obtained; an individual's status still depends on subsequent facts.
This page compiles code reference materials. It does not constitute legal advice or determine any individual's current immigration status.
01Code and Original Source Notation
Normalized code:RE8
The source contains no other notation differing from the normalized code.
12Sources, Dates, and Review Status (Entry by Entry)
OHSS-0264-RE8
DHS/OHSS COA master table · accessed 2026-08-12
Original snapshot review status:Official English and working Chinese fields reviewed; whether the pathway is open remains subject to separate verification against legal sources(As recorded at the time; for current status, see the newly added pathway verification below)
- ✓ Original English text：Verified as matching the official English original
- · Chinese name：Working Chinese translation, not subjected to word-by-word legal review
- · Legal Authority：No official basis found during this review (field retained, unverified)
- · Status in the original snapshot：Current availability was not officially confirmed in the original snapshot only; see the added pathway verification for current status.
- ✓ Applicant Role：Role supported by an official label
- · Method of Obtaining Status：Method of obtaining status not verified
- · Status category：Listed in the official LPR code table (conditional status not separately verified)
Verification of a Newly Added Pathway:Pathway available
Both the current official eligibility page and the code-table row have been checked and confirm that applications may be made under this pathway; this does not mean that any individual qualifies or will be approved, and a visa number must still be available.
USCIS refugee green card page: Those admitted as refugees must apply for adjustment after one year; spouses and unmarried children under age 21 granted derivative refugee status may also apply. RE9 “other relatives” is not listed on that page and is not included.
Verification2026-10-11· Valid through2026-12-31 · refugee
- USCIS Green Card for Refugees(Read2026-10-11）
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