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August 1, 2015 – Last week the National Visa Center (NVC) has wrongly been issuing termination notices to applicants stating that since they have not contacted the […]
July 31 2015 – Congratulations to our law team for the approval of a difficult employment based (EB2) case permanent residence and parents petition today. The EB […]
July 31 2015 – DACA recipients should be advised the three-year work permit recall only applies to SOME individuals who received a card after the February 16, 2015, […]
This memo is named “Guidance on Evaluating Claims of “Extraordinary Circumstances” for Late Filings When the Applicant Must Have Sought to Acquire Lawful Permanent Residence Within 1 […]
July 30 2015 – Friday, July 31, 2015, is the deadline for current Somalia Temporary Protected Status (TPS) beneficiaries to re-register for the 18-month extension of TPS that […]
July 29 2015 – USCIS is looking for comments on its new Request for Evidence (RFE) template. This template is a draft published on March 24 2015 […]
July 28 2015 – The H4 Employment Authorization Document (EAD) offered by the USCIS seems to be a success story for many. We are hoping based on […]
July 27 2015 – The USCIS has released a new version of the 601A waiver. The old version of 2013 can only be used until September 24 […]
Below is a summary based on the July 21 2105 Memo (Matter of Simeio) on when and when not to file for an H1B amendment. Previously the memo issued […]
June 21 2015 – A new memo has now been released as a guide to whom should file for an H1B amendment after Matter of Simeio Solutions, […]
July 21 2015 – We congratulate the team especially Medya Ansari for answering a difficult request for evidence (RFE) case. The case came to us after client […]
July 20 2015 – The Shah Peerally Law Show discussing about various immigration topics such as EB retrogression, H1B premium, parents petitions, adjustment of status. Listen to […]
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