Dealing with Birth Certificates Issues.
November 4 2015 – Birth certificates are required whenever someone is filing for adjustment of status or processing their permanent residence card. However, some people do not […]
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November 4 2015 – Birth certificates are required whenever someone is filing for adjustment of status or processing their permanent residence card. However, some people do not […]
November 3 2015 – This video covers non-immigrant and immigrant visa spouses visas. If you have ever questioned how to bring your wife or your husband to […]
Marriage is a fundamental and globally celebrated institution. Indeed, the United States Supreme Court has held marriage to be a fundamental right, and afforded great deference. As […]
August 9 2015- USCIS updates the I-864 forms and introduces a new bar code system to facilitate the process. As from September 6, 2015 USCIS will no […]
The videos below cover some very interesting tips how to deal with an adjustment of status interview. We have actually re-enacted some possible scenarios in an adjustment […]
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 […]
The July 30 2015 law show covered questions such as H1B amendment, H1B transfers, premium processing, H4 work permit, I-140 revocation, B1/B2 and adjustment of status, tourist […]
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 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 […]
The immigration process is daunting and sometimes stressful. The waiting time on cases can really be unbearable and as such many applicants, beneficiaries or even petitioners are […]
The birth certificate or substitute is a requirement by the USCIS in processing cases such as adjustment of status, family petitions, immigrant employment petitions, and so on. […]
This policy memorandum (PM) rescinds a case hold issued on November 21, 2013, for certain Child Status Protection Act (CSPA) cases impacted by the Scialabba v. Cuellar […]
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