From: "Bartenfeld, Michael (CDC/CGH/OD)" <vdv4@cdc.gov>
Date: June 16, 2017 at 12:27:11 AM GMT+4
To: Maia Nikoleishvili <mnikoleishvili@moh.gov.ge>
Cc: "Rose-Wood, Alyson (CDC/OID/NCHHSTP)" <ifd6@cdc.gov>, "sbelkania@moh.gov.ge" <sbelkania@moh.gov.ge>, "mmkurnali@moh.gov.ge" <mmkurnali@moh.gov.ge>
Subject: Re: I-94 e-mail - Sergeenko, David - 6/19/17

Hi Maia,

It can be addressed to whom it may concern and signed by anyone relatively senior in the ministry or embassy.

It actually does not matter the visa type, we are not able to grant visitors access to lab buildings.

Thanks,
Michael

Sent from my iPhone

On Jun 15, 2017, at 4:20 PM, Maia Nikoleishvili <mnikoleishvili@moh.gov.ge> wrote:

Dear Michael,

Before seeing your mail regarding immigration office requires, I've

sent an e-mail to LaShonda to clarify who the letter should be

addressed and who should sign it. Please, see the correspondence

below.

Thank you.

Maia

-----Original Message-----

From: "Maia Nikoleishvili" <mnikoleishvili@moh.gov.ge>

To: Wise, LaShonda (CDC/OID/NCHHSTP) <epn6@cdc.gov>

Cc: Ward, John (CDC/OID/NCHHSTP) <jww4@cdc.gov>, Tamar Tchelidze

<t.tchelidze@mfa.gov.ge>, sbelkania@moh.gov.ge, mmkurnali@moh.gov.ge

Date: Thu, 15 Jun 2017 23:50:31 +0400

Subject: Fwd: FW: I-94 e-mail - Sergeenko, David - 6/19/17

Dear LaShonda,

In response to your e-mail regarding Mr. Sergeenko's visit to Atlanta

I'm forwarding the mail from CDC Human Resource Office (Priscilla

Burnett), which was sent to the Minister. According to this e-mail

Minister should submit 1-94 form through this website:

https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov after arrival in Atlanta and in this case A1

visa is not restricted.

As we understand from your e-mail A1 Visas are prohibited in labs?!

Would you be kind to advise us who the letter should be addressed and

who should sign it.

Looking forward to hearing from your.

Thank you in advance.

Kind regards,

Maia

From: David Sergeenko

Sent: 15 June, 2017 18:28

To: Mariana Mkurnali

Cc: Sopo Belkania

Subject: FW: I-94 e-mail - Sergeenko, David - 6/19/17

იქნებ შემივსოთ რა

განაცხადის ფორმა.

მადლობა

From: "Burnett, Priscilla (CDC/OCOO/HRO) (CTR)"

<ywu6@cdc.gov<mailto:ywu6@cdc.gov>>

Date: Thu, 15 Jun 2017 14:16:44 +0000

To: Davit Sergeenko

<dsergeenko@moh.gov.ge<mailto:dsergeenko@moh.gov.ge>>

Cc: "Wise, LaShonda (CDC/OID/NCHHSTP)"

<epn6@cdc.gov<mailto:epn6@cdc.gov>>, "Ward, John (CDC/OID/NCHHSTP)"

<jww4@cdc.gov<mailto:jww4@cdc.gov>>, "Burnett, Priscilla

(CDC/OCOO/HRO)

(CTR)" <ywu6@cdc.gov<mailto:ywu6@cdc.gov>>

Subject: I-94 e-mail - Sergeenko, David - 6/19/17

Greetings,

The CDC Human Resources Office has cleared your campus access

contingent

upon the I-94 (arrival/departure) class of admissions record that is

presented to CDC physical security upon arrival.

Your I-94 will be accessible after you pass through customs at a US

Port-of-Entry. You may check your I-94 status on an Android or Tablet

once you pass through Customs.  This will insure your I-94 has been

entered into the system correctly. We recommend that you verify your

status before departing customs. If there is a discrepancy, the I-94

can

be corrected before departing the airport.

Obtain your I-94 here - https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov.  You will need to

complete the required fields and submit. Print the form and be sure to

bring it with you when you arrive on campus.

NOTE:

You will not be allowed on CDC’s campus to conduct business if your

I-94 shows your class of admission as a B-2 (tourist) or WT (tourist

–Visa Waiver Program).  If you discover that you are unable to access

your I-94 or if your class of admissions shows B-2 (tourist) or WT

(tourist) and you are in Atlanta:  Please e-mail

deferredatlantaga@cbp.dhs.gov<mailto:deferredatlantaga@cbp.dhs.gov>  

for

a resolution.  After the e-mail is retrieved by Customs and Border

Protection, Customs and Border Protection will make changes in the

system

and the corrected I-94 will be accessible to view and print.  Response

times can range up to 24 hours, providing the e-mail was sent during

normal business hours.

If you are not in Atlanta, or prefer to go to Deferred Inspection in

person:  Listing of Deferred Inspection locations –

www.cbp.gov/contact/deferred-inspection/overview-deferred-

inspection

://www.cbp.gov/contact/deferred-inspection/overview-deferred-

inspection>.

Priscilla

Priscilla Burnett

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