To For the relief of Luana S. Cordeiro.

Summary

Grants a single named individual immediate eligibility for an immigrant visa or to adjust to lawful permanent resident status outside the normal numerical limits, prevents removal or inadmissibility based on existing DHS/DOS records, and requires agencies to rescind related removal or inadmissibility orders. The individual must apply (and pay applicable fees) within two years; when a visa or LPR status is granted, the visa ceiling for the person’s country of birth is reduced by one. Also specifies that the budgetary effects of the act for PAYGO purposes will be determined by reference to a statement submitted by the House Budget Committee chairman before the vote. The measure is narrowly focused and affects federal immigration agencies and one named person and her immediate family only as specified.

• Grants one named individual eligibility for an immigrant visa or to adjust to lawful permanent resident status outside normal INA limits.
• If the individual entered the U.S. before the filing deadline, they are treated as having entered and remained lawfully and may adjust status as of enactment.
• Prevents removal or denial of admission based on DHS/DOS records in effect at enactment and requires DHS to rescind related removal or inadmissibility orders.
• The individual must file the visa or adjustment application and pay applicable fees within two years of enactment.
• When a visa or LPR status is granted, the immigrant visa total for the individual’s country of birth is reduced by one.
• Natural parents, brothers, and sisters of the named person are explicitly denied any immigration benefit by virtue of that relationship.
• Includes a PAYGO procedural instruction to determine budget effects from a committee statement submitted before the vote.
• Does not create a broader immigration program, change tax law, or appropriate funds; it provides narrowly targeted, private relief.