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October 4, 2016 PM-602-0032.2 Policy Memorandum (PM) SUBJECT: Extension of Status for T and U Nonimmigrants (Corrected and Reissued) Purpose This policy memorandum (PM) provides guidance about […]
VAWA are for those who had a bona marriage to a US citizen or greencard holder and who have been abused. Today, we won a difficult VAWA […]
The U Visa is a life savior for many especially when they are victims of crimes of domestic violence. Unfortunately many have seen it fit to actually […]
RE: Significant Delays in adjudicating petitions for U Nonimmigrant Status May 16, 2016 The Honorable León Rodríguez Director, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Servicesv Department of Homeland Security […]
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 […]
Having taken effect January 1, 2016 a new California law, SB 674: Immigrant Victims of Crime Equity Act grants urgently needed help to immigrant crime victims and […]
May 2 2015 – It has been to our attention by many callers that they are receiving a call from someone claiming to be from immigration. The […]
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 9 2016 – The UNNJ case is a sting operation by the DHS using a “fake university” called University of Northern New Jersey (UNNJ). The sting […]
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 […]
Recently we have a surge of F1 visa students who are eligible to file for the U visas. Scenarios that we meet are usually someone who is […]
U Visa: Data Set: Form I-918 Application for U Nonimmigrant Status U visa is the visa that is offered for those who are victims of certain crimes. […]
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