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Asylum – The Immigration Lawyer from Shah Peerally Law Group PC Asylum – on Amazon.com
By: Rabell Afridi I speak from personal experience when I say filing an H1B petition is no easy task. The irony is that I work as a […]
They say being prepared is everything. Nothing could be more apt, especially in situations like an Immigration fraud interview where the difference between being prepared and not […]
The nightmare of INA 221g is never over. The movie “The Lost Dream” produced by the Shah Peerally Productions Inc depicts the sad of story of a […]
The Centers for Disease Control and U.S. Department of Justice, reported in 2010 on a national survey that there were more men than women who were apparently […]
Apparently many Indian IT firms are extremely worried about the newly introduced Democratic Party bill, which aims at overhauling the immigration system in the US. The bill […]
There are many people who base their application for a green card on the basis of their marriage to a US citizen. But in some cases it […]
The Shah Peerally Law Group PC and Shah Peerally Productions Inc. are proud to announce that now the Immigration Lawyer: Sattered Freedom is now free on youtube. […]
As from May 26, 2015, certain H4 visa holders whose spouses have either an approved I-140 or are on 6th year AC 21 extension, can actually file […]
The Visa Bulletin October 2013 is out and we are seeing a small retrogression on F2A categories to September 2013 and EB2 India on June 2008 and […]
Immigrants to the US are either sponsored through their employers or through their families. As such the number of immigrants who can legally stay in the country […]
The long awaited immigration bill now made it through the Senate with a win 68-32. While many are rejoicing this is only one battle won, the House […]
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