The phrase "authorized status" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a level of permission or approval granted to an individual or entity, often in contexts related to security, access, or compliance.
Example: "To access the secure area, you must have an authorized status verified by the security team."
Alternatives: "approved status" or "validated status".
All the while, people like me keep trying to use "illegal immigrant" dispassionately, to describe someone from another country who enters this one without permission, who has no legal right to be here, no documents conferring authorized status, whose presence poses a challenge to the economy and society.
But Brewer maintained that the president's policy did not "confer upon them any lawful or authorized status and does not entitle them to any additional public benefits".
See Brief for Petitioners at 37. It reasons that IRCA constructed a comprehensive regulatory scheme to investigate and adjudicate work-authorization status, authorized federal officers to perform these investigations, and established the federal courts as the judicial bodies where employers can seek relief.
In response to the region's aspirations, the 1994 Moldovan constitution had authorized "special status" for the semiautonomous territory of Transdniestria, as it had for Găgăuzia.
Keep in mind that not all credit cards report authorized user status to the credit bureaus.
Some states can authorize a "status quo order," meaning if you had previously paid for the mortgage, bills, groceries, car payments, etc., during the marriage, then you will be obligated to continue while the divorce is proceeding.
(ii) Add to the status authorized in order to obtain both common carrier and private status in a single license.
When you arrive in the United States, a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) officer at the airport (or sea or land port, depending on your mode of travel) will create your electronic I-94 record, which indicates your non-immigrant status, authorized duration of stay, and serves as evidence of lawful status in the United States.
Not more than 50percentt of the officers in an active status authorized under this section for the Navy may serve in the grade of rear admiral.
The New Yorker, July 4, 1953 P. 16 Talk story about Mr. Byfield, who represents the Stock Exchange, one of 127 non-governmental organizations that have a State Department-authorized status with the U.S. Mission to the United Nations.
Talk story about Mr. Byfield, who represents the Stock Exchange, one of 127 non-governmental organizations that have a State Department-authorized status with the U.S. Mission to the United Nations.
