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<abstract>As a complement to the Department of Homeland Security&apos;s (DHS)
United States Visitor and Immigrant Status Indicator Technology  
(US-VISIT) program--a governmentwide program to better control	 
and monitor the entry, visa status, and exit of visitors--the	 
State Department (State) is implementing the Biometric Visa	 
Program at all 207 overseas consulates by October 26, 2004. This 
program, required by the Enhanced Border Security and Visa Entry 
Reform Act of 2002, requires that all persons applying for U.S.  
visas have certain biometrics (fingerprints) and a digital	 
photograph collected during the visa application interview. This 
information must be cleared through the DHS Automated Biometric  
Identification System (IDENT) before an applicant can receive a  
visa. GAO reviewed State&apos;s rollout of the program, including its 
implementation progress and how State and DHS envision the	 
program being used to help adjudicate visas.</abstract>
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