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USCIS in a Memo adopts the decision of the court in the Matter of L-S-M. While the failure to voluntary depart might still apply to some VAWA […]
The Prosecutorial Discretion is very helpful in cases where an NTA is filed. For many students who do not want to stay or file for some other […]
USCIS offers immigration relief measures for people affected by natural disasters, such as the severe earthquakes that recently occurred in Ecuador, Japan and Burma. These measures may […]
The U visa is actually an important visa for many, as such the Department of Homeland Security has created a guide for law enforcement on U visas. […]
April 12 2016 – The UNNJ cases have brought back some really interesting concepts or reliefs which most people in the community has not experienced for a […]
April 8 2016 – Some of the students of the University of Northern New Jersey (UNNJ) who applied for an OPT or an H1B visa, have been […]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Newark CA April 5th 2016 – The Shah Peerally Law Group Pc, an immigration law firm in California, calls on Congress and President Obama […]
Seemingly Hopeless Removal Case Ends with Client at Home with Family Brief Facts: The client, a young man with a troubled background was put into removal proceedings […]
Liquidated Damage Clauses – H1B Employee Contracts What is a Liquidated Damages Clause Many (if not most) contracts, including those between an employee and their employer, contain […]
The annual Diversity Visa Lottery (DV lottery), otherwise known as the Green Card Lottery, is out! The DV lottery is a US government program through the Department […]
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 […]
VAWA – the “Violence Against Women Act” – is a very powerful piece of legislation that has been successful in protecting abused spouses and children. Although it […]
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