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Humanitarian Parole: Humanitarian parole is an emergency measure, used only in extraordinary circumstances to allow someone who otherwise would not be admissible to the United States to […]
During a pending adjustment of status, many people will actually be wanting to travel outside the United States. You cannot actually travel outside the US during a […]
USCIS will now not disqualify religious workers cases based on the fact that the experienced acquired was not on a lawful status. For example a religious worker […]
I-601A – Exención de Presencia Ilegal Muchos inmigrantes que desean aplicar para una Green Card, pero que llegaron al país sin inspección (o una visa), serán inadmisibles, […]
July 10 2015 – Today we congratulate the team for a successful outcome on a difficult VAWA (Violence Against Women Act) case. This case was full of […]
Following the mistakes of the USCIS in issuing 3 years EAD to certain DACA applicants, the USCIS is requesting those who erroneously received a DACA EAD for […]
July 8 2015 -The Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) is an important component to determine what has been filed or what is in the possession of the […]
On April 15, 2015, the USCIS issued a policy memorandum (PM-602-0107) establishing a new derivative category for the adult or minor child of a derivative beneficiary of […]
Temporary Protective Status has been granted to Nepalese Citizens! Thanks to the efforts of Senators Charles E. Schumer and Mazie K. Hirono, citizens of Nepal who are […]
US Labor Department expands its support of victims of human trafficking and other crimes. Department will begin to certify ‘T’ visas and expand ‘U’ visa certifications. On […]
What is U Visa? How it can help me? U nonimmigrant status provides immigration protection to victims of qualifying crimes who have suffered substantial mental or physical […]
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 […]
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