Can US Military IDs be copied for USCIS, NVC,and DOS Immigration Purposes?
The applicable statute is: Title 18, U.S. Code Part I, Chapter 33, Section 701, which states: Whoever manufactures, sells or possesses any badge, identification card or other insignia of the design prescribed by the head of any department or agency of the United States for use by any officer or employee thereof, or any colorable […]
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Como verifico o tempo de processamento do USCIS
As perguntas mais comuns que um escritório de advocacia de imigração recebe são: Quanto tempo levará meu caso de imigração? Por que o USCIS levou mais de meio ano no meu caso? Por que o status on-line não foi atualizado nos últimos meses, eles não estão processando o meu caso? Como posso descobrir quanto tempo […]
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Libertad condicional militar en el lugar (PIP): Declaración jurada de elegibilidad
Libertad condicional militar en el lugar (PIP) es una presentación especial de inmigración ante el USCIS para agitar una entrada ilegal a los Estados Unidos y, posteriormente, permitir que el cónyuge, el hijo o el padre de un miembro del servicio activo, de reserva o veterano solicite la residencia permanente legal. [Leer Post en Ingles] […]
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¿Cómo verifico los tiempos de procesamiento de USCIS?
Las preguntas más comunes que recibe un bufete de abogados de inmigración son: ¿Cuánto tiempo durará mi caso de inmigración? ¿Por qué el USCIS ha tomado más de medio año en mi caso? ¿Por qué no se ha actualizado el estado del caso en línea en los últimos meses? ¿No están procesando mi caso? ¿Cómo […]
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How do I check USCIS processing times?
The most common questions an Immigration Law Firm receives are: How long is my immigration case going to take? Why has USCIS taken over half a year in my case? Why hasn’t the online case status updated over the past few months, aren’t they processing my case? How can I figure out how long USCIS […]
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Public Charge Bond and Form I-945
Amongst all of the changes surrounding the new Final “Public Charge” Rule, implementation of a severe immigration tool has been created: an $8100 Public Charge Bond. This article will be aimed to answer the following basic questions: What is a Public Charge Bond? How much does a Public Charge Bond Cost? and When is a […]
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Military Parole in Place: Eligibility Affidavit
Military Parole in Place (PIP) is a special immigration filing with USCIS to waive an illegal entry into the United States and to thereafter permit the spouse, child, or parent of an Active Duty, Reserve, or Veteran Service Member to apply for Lawful Permanent Residence. [Leer Post en Español] However, approval for Parole in Place […]
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I-944: What is it and How it affects Green Card Filings
Effective October 15, 2019, USCIS will require a more enhanced way to screen the financial stability of the Petitioner and of the Beneficiary of a Green Card, Adjustment of Status Filing. This change arises from the August 14, 2019 publication of the Final Rule on Public Charge Ground of Inadmissibility. USCIS will release and mandatorily […]
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Can you be approved for PIP, but denied a Green Card?
Very frequently, our office is asked the question: Is a Green Card Application able to be denied after Parole in Place (PIP) is approved? This post will briefly answer this common question or concern. First, what is PIP? Military Parole in Place (also known as PIP) is a special immigration filing for a spouse, child, or […]
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USCIS: The Return of an Enforcement Agency
USCIS (United States Citizenship and Immigration Services) underwent a drastic policy shift in July 2018. The sleeping giant has been the foundation of US immigration filings predominately to (1) US Citizen Spouses, Children, and Parents, (2) Lawful Permanent Residents seeking to continue their permanent status or to become a US Citizen, and (3) Employment Entities. However, […]
