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This bill, titled the "Temporary Family Visitation Act," proposes to create a new type of temporary visa for relatives of U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents, allowing them to visit the United States for "family purposes," which broadly includes social events, major life milestones, or religious gatherings. To obtain this visa, the visiting relative must have a sponsor who provides a declaration of financial support, possess short-term travel medical insurance, and sign a declaration affirming their intent to depart the U.S. within 90 days per calendar year. The bill also includes provisions to prevent individuals who have previously overstayed their visas from sponsoring relatives, though waivers may be granted for extraordinary circumstances. Furthermore, it clarifies that this new visa category does not permit a change of status to permanent residency and that individuals admitted under this visa are not considered to have been admitted for the purpose of adjusting their status to lawful permanent resident while in the U.S.

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