Can the press help the UNNJ students?
We are calling on the press to hear the stories of the UNNJ students. We have been receiving hundreds of calls in the past week. As we […]
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We are calling on the press to hear the stories of the UNNJ students. We have been receiving hundreds of calls in the past week. As we […]
This notice was posted on ICE’s website on April 13, 2016: Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP)-certified schools are subject to a review of their certification at […]
UNNJ has hit many almost by surprise after the TVU saga. Unfortunately unlike TVU where the culprit was directly the school, here the culprits are hard to […]
On April 13, 2016, USCIS revised Form N-400, Application for Naturalization. The revised version is available at uscis.gov/n-400. You may continue to use the 9/13/13 edition of […]
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 […]
Whenever you move, you need to file an AR 11 form for change of address. This is mandatory. Failure to change address can have dire consequences. Recently […]
May 2016 Visa Bulletin is out and unfortunately, it did not really move as we expected. We wish at least it had moved further for India but […]
April 12 2016 – It seems from some cases which were filed under Masters Cap and on premium, emails are being sent to confirm that the candidate […]
April 10 2016 – For those who are opting for reinstatement, this video might be helpful. Note that reinstatement is not a guaranteed solution. We recommend that […]
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 […]
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 […]
April 8 2016 – Some updates on UNNJ, please follow up, subscribe to the youtube channel
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