HOW YOUR CASE IS PRESENTED TO THE USCIS OR THE COURT MATTERS
Quite often, even if the immigrant is the beneficiary of an approved I-130 petition (immigrant visa petition for alien relatives), inadmissibility is the obstacle between him/her and permanent resident status. For example, if you once used faked documents to enter the U.S., or if you have a certain kind criminal record, you will have to […]
USCIS HELPS SECURE CONVICTION IN ALBANY COUNTY VISA FRAUD CASE
The USCIS assisted in the investigation that led to a successful jury vote, last month, to convict Dalia Lita, age 55, of Latham, N.Y.; Elina Rahman, age 45 of Watervliet, N.Y.; and Lubna Rahman age 45, of Watervliet, of conspiracy to commit visa fraud by submitting false information to the U.S. government in order to […]
DHS NEW RULE WILL TAKE EFFECT ON OCTOBER 15, 2019 AND MAY AFFECT YOU
The DHS’ new rule, the Public Charge Rule, is set to take effect on October 15, 2019. Under this new rule, the U.S. government will deny “green cards” to those who received government benefits in the past. In addition, the minimum income of the petitioners will have to meet a higher standard, in order guarantee […]
VICTORY ON A BATTERED SPOUSE CASE
If, in the past, you were badly treated by your US citizen or LPR (Lawful Permanent Resident) spouse or parents, please do not be afraid. There is a remedy that you can pursue. Our Asian client, Ms. Y, was mentally abused by her LPR spouse. She did not have much hard evidence to prove wrongdoings […]
A MEXICAN MAN JUST WON CANCELLATION OF REMOVAL (10-YEAR GREEN CARD)
Mr. C is a nice, hardworking man. He supports F, his 7-year old son who had lead poisoning 5 years ago, his other son, and his wife. Mr. C came to the U.S. 15 years ago. He succeeded in many ways, including obtaining an associate degree, going from a waiter all the way to restaurant […]
