![]() ![]() Membership listing on the parent organization’s website that confirms coverage under its exemption or.Directory for that organization listing the petitioner as a member of the group.Letter from the parent organization authorizing the petitioner to use its group tax exemption. ![]() If the organization is recognized as tax-exempt under a group tax exemption, the petitioner must provide a currently valid IRS group tax-exemption determination letter and documentation that the organization is covered under the group tax exemption. A valid determination letter may include a letter that the IRS issued before the effective date of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, or may be issued under subsequent Internal Revenue Code revisions. The IRS determination letter must be valid and cover the petitioning organization at the time the religious organization files Form I-129. ![]() If the petitioning organization has its own individual IRS 501(c)(3) letter, the petitioner must provide a currently valid determination letter from the IRS showing that the organization is tax-exempt. Both the petitioning organization and the religious worker must satisfy certain requirements, which are summarized below and discussed further in Volume 2, Part O, of the USCIS Policy Manual. The petitioner must include evidence of eligibility for the classification sought. We will decide exemption requests on a case-by-case basis. The petitioner bears the burden of showing that it qualifies for a RFRA exemption and must support the request with relevant documentation.
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